Good: I like the arrows showing the problem.
Wrong location: The reason (i.e. Annular rings that are too small may
erode during etching) belongs in the area that you establish the design
rule check guidelines.
Steve Meier
On Sun, 2009-03-29 at 16:21 +0100, Peter Clifton wrote:
Hi guys,
This
Hi Ed,
In general, current gEDA architecturally supports any kinds
of BUS implementation. Specifically, current Gschem/Gnetlist
Verilog netlister supports simple BUS, e.g., data_bus[31:0],
etc., including true hierarchy. An example to demonstrate
gEDA hiearchical Verilog design with bus has been
Hi
I'm trying to get my head around x,y co-ordinates for foot prints.
Looking at some examples I'm confused with polarity for the x, y
co-ordinates used in the Element line. If the top LH corner is 0,0
I can understand that the x co-ordinates will be negative, but I cant
see the logic with the y
The convention is Y values increase as you go down.
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John Luciani wrote:
The convention is Y values increase as you go down.
(* jcl *)
Sorry
I must be getting a bit thick in my old age, are you saying that in the
second quandrant, ie where the first quadrant is between 0 degrees and
90 degs, and the second quadrant is between 90 degs and 180
On Tue, 2009-03-31 at 14:46 +0100, richard.b...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
Sorry
I must be getting a bit thick in my old age, are you saying that in the
second quandrant, ie where the first quadrant is between 0 degrees and
90 degs, and the second quadrant is between 90 degs and 180 degs, that
Hello,
is it possible with PCB to draw a PCB Layout and after that get from
it a schematic?
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On Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:16:20 -0400, gene glick wrote:
Hmmm, I see that the text on my symbol disappears when changing the
selection to an element. Seems like making silk screen text has to
occur at layout.
This is a consequence of footprints being unable to contain text. Lines
on footprint
On Tue, 2009-03-31 at 11:26 +0100, richard wrote:
Hi Stefan
I've looked in both places, and your site without success, and also the
handbook. Its probably me not spotting it.
I need footprints for two capacitors, both through hole.
OK, here they are. Please verify and let me know if
al davis wrote:
On Monday 30 March 2009, Yamazaki R2 wrote:
Right now I'm working on a netlister and a simulation gui so
I don't have the time (or the skill) to program this.
Well .. here's an invitation .. Does anyone reading this want
to do it?
No, I'm not seeing much use for it. I
Csanyi Pal wrote:
Hello,
is it possible with PCB to draw a PCB Layout and after that get from
it a schematic?
No, but you can start a schematic and generate a netlist and compare that to
the layout, then iterate til it matches. Loading a netlist doesn't
change the layout, can be done
On Tue, 2009-03-31 at 11:26 +0100, richard wrote:
I need footprints for two capacitors, both through hole.
I made a mistake with the letters in the filenames.
CAPA-2750P-3050W-1900H__Panasonic.fp
CAPA-3750P-4150L-1800W__EPCOS.fp
Of course it should be
CAPA-2750P-3050L-1900W__Panasonic.fp
gspiceui sucks. I'm working on a simulation gui for ngspice and gnucap
but its in the very early stages and is only text based so far.
Hopefully I can release the first version in about a month or so. I
also plan to integrate gnuplot instead of that crappy gwave program as
the waveform viewer.
On
Yamazaki R2 wrote:
gspiceui sucks. I'm working on a simulation gui for ngspice and gnucap
but its in the very early stages and is only text based so far.
Hopefully I can release the first version in about a month or so. I
also plan to integrate gnuplot instead of that crappy gwave program as
DJ Delorie wrote:
Just got a box of panels from Advanced Circuits. Five panels, ten
boards per panel (two each powermeter, usb-gpio pod, and three pod
modules - ten sets of boards total). Joy!
Unfortunately, I have no way of separating them into individual boards
yet. Sadness!
But I
Do you know anyone with a sheet metal shear?
I had my eye on either the small 8 HF shear or a slightly larger 12
Grizzly one. I have a friend who is a metalworker, too, and yes, I
was planning on asking him if he had one.
By panel I meant 6x10, not the 14x14 panels the fab uses.
If you are
DJ Delorie wrote:
If you are intent on sawing, how about a Dremel cutoff disk?
I'd rather not - that's a lot of cutting for a somewhat fragile disk.
HF sells diamond encrusted discs 1 inch dia. that fit dremel chucks.
I use them to resharpen carbide tipped saw blades while on the saw.
Hey, they have a 4.5 diamond blade that will fit in my table saw,
too. They don't say how wide it is, though.
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On Tuesday 31 March 2009, DJ Delorie wrote:
Do you know anyone with a sheet metal shear?
I had my eye on either the small 8 HF shear or a slightly larger 12
Grizzly one. I have a friend who is a metalworker, too, and yes, I
was planning on asking him if he had one.
By panel I meant 6x10, not
Hi,
On Tue, 2009-03-31 at 22:57 +0200, Stefan Salewski wrote:
On Tue, 2009-03-31 at 11:26 +0100, richard wrote:
I need footprints for two capacitors, both through hole.
I made a mistake with the letters in the filenames.
CAPA-2750P-3050W-1900H__Panasonic.fp
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