change either the symbol or the footprint to match.
Wouldn't it also be possible to use gsch2pcb and then run the script
file it generates? If I understand its function correctly it renames
the pads of the footprints.
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Most pads and pins of our footprint libraries have solder mask relief
which extends the copper pad to allow some misalignment of solder
resist.
I have noticed that this extend is very different for different
footprints -- from 3 to 10 mil I guess.
I think this extend in more a board property
Hi all,
I've build openSUSE rpm packages for the new version 1.4.1.
The rpms are available for the openSUSE versions 10.2, 10.3 and 11.0.
Note:
I've finally removed all rpms from my personal rpm
repository home:werner2101. All rpm packages are available in
the science repository now:
Wouldn't it also be possible to use gsch2pcb and then run the script
file it generates? If I understand its function correctly it renames
the pads of the footprints.
Renames, not renumbers. A name is something like P1.5/INTB/TXD or
\_RESET\_- i.e. the symbolic name or label associated with
There is a MinMaskGap() action to increase the mask gap to vendor
minimums. What you can do is this:
* Enable the mask layer
* Select everything that needs the mask set
* Use Ctrl-Shift-K to reduce the mask as much as you can for
everything selected
* :MinMaskGap(Selected,=8,mil) to
Am Samstag, den 04.10.2008, 10:07 -0400 schrieb DJ Delorie:
There is a MinMaskGap() action to increase the mask gap to vendor
minimums. What you can do is this:
* Enable the mask layer
* Select everything that needs the mask set
* Use Ctrl-Shift-K to reduce the mask as much as you can
Is there something similar for copper clearing of pads/pins in polygons?
Not that I'm aware of. Again, you could write one pretty easily by
copying the existing one.
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I recently completed my first PCB which was done entirely with the
gEDA suite. Previously I have used gschem and then output a netlist
file and contracted the layout work to be done in PCAD. As I went
through the learning process with the PCB layout package I noted down
the questions which came up
On Sat, 04 Oct 2008 17:17:24 +0200, Duncan Drennan wrote:
Most of your points remind me of my own first steps in gschem/pcb. It
would be nice to newbies, if they could be rectified in some way
The BOM that PCB generates is far nicer than the BOM that gschem
generates. The PCB BOM has one
On Sat, 2008-10-04 at 10:22 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
Is there something similar for copper clearing of pads/pins in polygons?
Not that I'm aware of. Again, you could write one pretty easily by
copying the existing one.
changeclearsize(selected,10,mil)
Also works for mask, if you select
On Sat, 2008-10-04 at 17:17 +0200, Duncan Drennan wrote:
The BOM that PCB generates is far nicer than the BOM that gschem
generates. The PCB BOM has one type of item per line with all the
corresponding refdes', while gschem creates a line per refdes. Having
a PCB style BOM generator in
changeclearsize(selected,10,mil)
I keep forgetting about that, because it reduces the clearance on
bigger clearances too, which usually isn't what I want.
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