CERN’s Open-Source KiCad Library Offers 17,000 Circuit Board Components for Free
CERN Releases Comprehensive KiCad Component Library
The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has released its extensive KiCad component library under an open-source license, offering global access to over 17,000 electronic components.
Key Points:
- Open-Source License: The library is released under an open-source license, allowing hardware designers to share and collaborate on projects without restrictions.
- Comprehensive Collection: The library includes over 17,000 electronic components, consisting of schematic symbols and printed circuit board footprints.
- Collaboration and Innovation: This move promotes collaboration and innovation in the field of electronics, aligning with CERN’s long-standing commitment to open-source principles.
“This move demonstrates our continued commitment to openness and collaboration in the field of electronics,” said [Name], spokesperson for CERN.
The release of CERN’s comprehensive KiCad component library underscores the organization’s dedication to advancing knowledge sharing and collaboration in the scientific community.
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