Panasonic ECA-2EM4R7B

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Wrong PartNumber="ECA-2EM4R7B" specified. Please check the configuration information before proceeding: model configuration will be set to default configuration.
   
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Supplier part number: ECA-2EM4R7B
Name:Panasonic ECA-2EM4R7B
Description:4.7uF 250V Electrolytic capacitor, 8mm body diameter, 11.5mm body length. Part has leads bent over at right angle, leads are long enough to protrude 0.0625" out the backside of a 0.0625" thick PC board.
Supplier part number:ECA-2EM4R7B
    
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Mark Ross
3/29/2017 8:48:33 AM
 
Not sure why Altium pukes on this part 
I have double checked the part, it loads as a solidworks part in solidworks and if I generate the step file from the website and try to use it in Alti...
 
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Lukas Vogelsinger
8/21/2014 2:18:11 PM
 
STEP file error in Altium Designer 10 
As in title, there is error while import a STEP file to Altium Designer 10 footprint model.
 
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Mark Ross
7/16/2014 9:30:51 AM
 
The problem is Altium''s 
I also run that CAD package. The problem is the translation engine Altium uses.
 
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Felix A
7/7/2014 8:23:44 AM
 
Step file export seems to be corrupt 
Importing this drawing in Altium Designer 14 as a step file failed. Messege: Cannot load 3D model from file!
 
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