Fritzing is an open-source software to design circuits, PCB, and write code for Arduino devices. Fritzing provides components from a variety of designers and producers. Besides, one can use any custom components by adding the part file which has a file extension fzpz
. In this article, we'll learn how to design circuits with NodeMCU in Fritzing.
Also, Read in 👉 How To Design Circuits with NodeMCU in Fritzing? - Tasnim Zotder
Steps1. Download & Install Fritzing File- To download Fritzing from the official site it asks for € 8 (or € 25). To save money download from third-party website 👉 Fritzing (64-bit) Download (2022 Latest) (filehorse.com).
After completion of the downloading, move the fritzing.---.zip
file to a directory where you want to install it like C:\src
.Now extract the .zip
file.In that extracted directory, there'll be a file named Fritzing.exe
. Make to a shortcut of that file in the Desktop (optional).
- Download the NodeMCU part file 👉 Download | NodeMCU Part
To add the part file 👉 go to File --> Open...
and open the NodeMCU---.fzpz
file.To add NodeMCU to the library 👉 right-click on the NodeMCU --> Add to bin... --> My Parts
- Open Fritzing Software
- Open the Fritzing Software.
- Add NodeMCU by searching it in the Parts section.
- Now add a breadboard and a LED.
- Now make a connection.
To export the circuit as an image file -
Go to File --> Export --> as Image --> PNG/JPG/SVG/PDF
.
This exported image can't use in production. To export for production, select the for Production
option in the Export
option.
Also, Read in 👉 How To Design Circuits with NodeMCU in Fritzing? - Tasnim Zotder
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