Yes, you certainly can. You can either: - set up an alias, so that the same physical part in the library gets listed under both names, or - click 'select part to edit' (the button with an AND gate on) in the library editor, and choose the LMC6062. Then click 'edit part properties', choose the 'fields' tab and change the 'value' to LMC6772. Make any other changes you like as well, then when you save the part, it'll get added to the library under the new name - the LMC6062 won't be changed or overwritten.
I prefer the second method - I like to have a library in which every component is absolutely unique, so each symbol has a 1-for-1 correspondence with a manufacturer's part number. (And yes, that does mean I have a lot of resistors and caps in my library!) Andy. --- In [email protected], "bennygothard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > kicad-users: LMC6062 a kicad linear library component has same pinout > and logical functioning schematically as LMC6772. Can I use the > template of LMC6062 to build a new LMC6772 linear library component or > do I have to start from scratch? Please advise how this is done. > Thanks, please post the answer or respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > robotics.com: > thanks for your help in advance;;; benny m gothard > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > Ben's Plan: !! good relationships- > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > Benny M Gothard (720) 344-1037ext. 123 fax (720) 344-2360 > (secretary x120 ) > Senior Robotics Engr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] > PercepTek Inc. > 12395 N. Mead Way > Littleton, CO 80125 mobile cell 303 503 6959 > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > web: www.perceptek-robotics.com > (Des >
