You needed to supply a web site like this one with the physical dimensions of the board and the connectors.
Which results in this part which should do what you want. The Pololu part doesn’t appear to exist anymoer (it has presumably been replaced by the latest DRV8833 board which has a Fritzing part available.)
edit:
As noted below the right side pins are in the wrong order. The part has been replaced with one with the pins in the correct order. As the moduleId hasn’t changed you will need to delete the current part in your mine parts bin then shut down Fritzing answering yes to save parts and save parts bin before you will be able to load the corrected part.
motor_driver_tzt_DRV8833.fzpz (7.5 KB)
Peter
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Thank you.
Did you draw now?
Do you have any tool you recommend for drawing components, other than Inkscape?
Yes I created the part using Inkscape and other tools I have written over the years. You need a svg editor. I use Inkscape, but there are others (Illustrator and others but Inkscape has more control than most of the others.) There are tools available (if not all that easy to use) available but making parts is no where near easy. The following two tutorials apply to current Fritzing versions (many of the others are for older Fritzing versions.):
I lately learned there aren’t links to the videos in Old_Grey’s tutorial so you need to do a google search for the title and then they come up on YouTube.
Peter
Thank you for this, very helpful.
Unless I’m mistaken, it seems there is a mistake in pin numbering, though.
- pin7 should be IN1 (not IN4)
- pin8 should be IN2 (not IN3)
- pin9 should be VCC (not GND)
- pin10 should be GND (not VCC)
- pin11 should be IN3 (not IN2)
- pin12 should be IN4 (not IN1)
Thanks
You are correct. I fixed and replaced the part with a new one with instructions on what you need to do to load it.
Peter
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