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        <description>BitPreserve is a github repo for KiCAD schematics of classic computers that anyone can contribute to. However, with older machines come older chips, and the KiCAD standard libraries just don't have these older chips. Now you have to make your own symbols! This is how I quickly create an IC symbol in KiCAD 5 that conforms to the KiCAD library standard. The standard: http://kicad-pcb.org/libraries/klc/ BitPreserve: https://github.com/baldengineer/bit-preserve</description>
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