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 post, we'll learn how to design circuits with NodeMCU in Fritzing.
Components & Services
- Fritzing
- NodeMCU Part File (
.fzpz
)
Steps to Design Circuit with NodeMCU in Fritzing
1. Download Fritzing Software
- To download Fritzing, visit Fritzing.org. But, if you want save money, you can download it from a third-party website Filehorse.
- After downloading, move the zip file to a directory where you want to install Fritzing.
- Unzip the zip file.
- In the unzipped directory, there is a file named
Fritzing.exe
. Make a shortcut to theFritzing.exe
file in your desktop (optional).
Fritzing.exe File
2. Add NodeMCU Part File to Fritzing
To add the NodeMCU part file to Fritzing, do the following:
- Download the NodeMCU part file NodeMCU v1.0.
- Open the Fritzing software.
- To add the part file, go to
File --> Open...
and select theNodeMCU---.fzpz
part file. - The part file will be added to the library.
- To add NodeMCU to the library,
right-click
on the part file and selectAdd to bin... --> My Parts
.
NodeMCU in Fritzing
3. Design Circuit with NodeMCU in Fritzing
To design a circuit with NodeMCU in Fritzing, do the following:
- Open the Fritzing software.
- Add NodeMCU by searching it in the Parts section.
Parts section - Fritzing
- Now add a breadboard and an LED.
NodeMCU, LED and Breadboard - Fritzing
- Now make the connection between the NodeMCU and the LED.
NodeMCU complete circuit - Fritzing
4. Export the Circuit Design
To export the circuit design, do the following:
- In the Fritzing software, go to
File --> Export --> as Image --> PNG/JPG/SVG/PDF
.
References
- "Fritzing" Fritzing, https://fritzing.org/.