IntegratedLibrary_Cmd-PlaceLibraryComponentPlaceLibraryComponent_AD

Created: 七月 27, 2015 | Updated: 四月 11, 2017 | Applies to version: 15.1

The feature documented here is no longer part of the software beyond version 15.1. Click to return to: Altium Designer Documentation for version 25

Parent page: IntegratedLibrary Commands

The following pre-packaged resources, derived from this base command, are available:

Place 1K Resistor

Summary

This command is used to place a 1K resistor component - Res2, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and an outline of the component will appear floating on the cursor. Simply move the component to the required position in the workspace and click, or press Enter, to place it.

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 4K7 Resistor

Summary

This command is used to place a 4K7 resistor component - Res2, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 10K Resistor

Summary

This command is used to place a 10K resistor component - Res2, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 47K Resistor

Summary

This command is used to place a 47K resistor component - Res2, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 100K Resistor

Summary

This command is used to place a 100K resistor component - Res2, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 0.01uF Capacitor

Summary

This command is used to place a 0.01uF capacitor component - CAP, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 0.1uF Capacitor

Summary

This command is used to place a 0.1uF capacitor component - CAP, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 1uF Polarized Capacitor

Summary

This command is used to place a 1uF polarized capacitor component - CAP POL1, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 2.2uF Polarized Capacitor

Summary

This command is used to place a 2.2uF polarized capacitor component - CAP POL1, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 10uF Polarized Capacitor

Summary

This command is used to place a 10uF polarized capacitor component - CAP POL1, from the Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The Miscellaneous Devices.IntLib library is part of your installation, and can be found in the \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library folder, for a default installation of the software. It is also added to the Installed Libraries list by default - part of the Available Libraries set, which can be managed from the Available Libraries dialog.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place Quad 2-Input Positive NAND Gate

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F00D |Library=Texas Instruments\TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib|Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place a Quad 2-input positive NAND gate component - SN74F00D, from the TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place Quad 2-Input Positive NOR Gate

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F02D |Library=Texas Instruments\TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib|Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place a Quad 2-input positive NOR gate component - SN74F02D, from the TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place Hex Inverter

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F04D |Library=Texas Instruments\TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib|Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place a Hex Inverter component - SN74F04D, from the TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place Quad 2-Input Positive AND Gate

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F08D |Library=Texas Instruments\TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib|Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place a Quad 2-input positive AND gate component - SN74F08D, from the TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place Quad 2-Input Positive OR Gate

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F32D |Library=Texas Instruments\TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib|Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place a Quad 2-input positive OR gate component - SN74F32D, from the TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place Quadruple Bus Buffer Gate with 3-State Outputs

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F126D |Library=Texas Instruments\TI Logic Buffer Line Driver.IntLib|Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place a Quadruple Bus Buffer Gate with 3-State Outputs component - SN74F126D, from the TI Logic Buffer Line Driver.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Logic Buffer Line Driver.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place Dual Positive-Edge-Triggered D-Type Flip-Flop with Clear and Preset

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F74D |Library=Texas Instruments\TI Logic Flip-Flop.IntLib |Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place a Dual Positive-Edge-Triggered D-Type Flip-Flop with Clear and Preset component - SN74F74D, from the TI Logic Flip-Flop.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Logic Flip-Flop.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place Quad 2-Input XOR Gate

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F86D |Library=Texas Instruments\TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib|Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place a Quad 2-input XOR gate component - SN74F86D, from the TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Logic Gate 2.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place 3-Line to 8-Line Decoder / Demultiplexer

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F138D |Library=Texas Instruments\TI Logic Decoder Demux.IntLib|Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place a 3-Line to 8-Line Decoder / Demultiplexer component - SN74F138D, from the TI Logic Decoder Demux.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Logic Decoder Demux.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

Place Octal Bus Transceiver with 3-State Outputs

Applied Parameters: LibReference=SN74F245DW|Library=Texas Instruments\TI Interface 8-Bit Line Transceiver.IntLib|Orientation=0

Summary

This command is used to place an Octal Bus Transceiver with 3-State Outputs component - SN74F245DW, from the TI Interface 8-Bit Line Transceiver.IntLib - onto the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by clicking the button on the Digital Devices drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

Continue placing further instances of the same component, or right-click, or press Esc, to exit placement mode.

Additional actions that can be performed during placement – while the component is still floating on the cursor – are:

Press the Tab key to access the Properties for Schematic Component dialog, from where properties for the component can be changed on-the-fly.
Press the Alt key to constrain the direction of movement to the horizontal or vertical axis, depending on the initial direction of movement.
Press the Spacebar to rotate the component anti-clockwise or Shift+Spacebar for clockwise rotation. Rotation is in steps of 90°.
Press the X or Y keys to mirror the component along the X-axis or Y-axis respectively.

Tips

When placing multiple instances of the same component (or multiple parts of the same component), it is advisable to set the designator of the first component instance (first part) before placing it (press the Tab key during placement to edit the object's properties). By doing this, the designator will automatically increment as each subsequent component instance is placed.
The TI Interface 8-Bit Line Transceiver.IntLib library is part of a legacy set of Texas Instruments libraries, that can still be downloaded as a ZIP file using the following link: Texas Instruments (18MB). Once unzipped, copy the Texas Instruments folder into the main Library folder for the installation - \Users\Public\Documents\Altium\AD<VersionNumber>\Library, for a default installation of the software. Bear in mind that these are deemed to be 'frozen libraries'. They were built at the time of the launch of Altium Designer 10, and will not be updated.
Browse Altium's vast library of free components from the Design Content - Unified Components area of the Altium website. As well as access to the Vault-based components, you can also download an up-to-date Integrated Library of each available component family.

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