Our ultimate goal is to have an equivalent part available from the Shenzhen supply chain for every part that is available from US distributors. Its Open Parts Library (OPL) is a collection of the most popular parts in Shenzhen, and was one of the original inspirations for the Common Parts Library. Seeed Studio has a significant presence in the Chinese electronics ecosystem and is an expert in the Shenzhen manufacturing process. Today, we are excited to announce that Common Parts Library is now integrated with Seeed Studio’s Open Parts Library. We wanted to expand the Common Parts Library’s utility for makers who are looking for parts not only in the Americas and Europe but also in Shenzhen. Integration with Seeed Studio’s Open Parts Library:Īs a curated list of commonly used parts, the Common Parts Library is useful to find components with good availability in supply chain, but we know that sometimes makers need a more global view of part availability. Here are the highlights of the new version:ġ. Furthermore, the CPL for Production comes with a single symbols and footprints library in popular PCB design tools including Altium Designer, Eagle, and KiCad. This is supplemented by real-time pricing and availability information for each part so that you can make part selection decisions faster. Continuing on the journey to make it easy to design products and get them to production, this new version provides a holistic view of the supply chain for each part, including information about equivalent parts in the Shenzhen supply chain. Today, we are announcing a new version of the Common Parts Library for Production. In August 2015, we introduced the Common Parts Library for Prototyping which was designed to complement the original, production-focused library which was renamed as Common Parts Library for Production. Since our launch, we have iterated several times based on feedback from CPL users. We launched the Common Parts Library (CPL) in September 2014 to make part selection easier and to speed up the PCB design and manufacturing process.
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