Am 14.02.2011 07:37, schrieb jpka:
3. Make g (and maybe shift-g) keys to change active grid. Sorry, it's
interfere with current keybinding.
I would like to suggest using '#' for enable/disable grid, perhaps '%'
for grid-realign (or your new version of this) and Ctrl+- / Ctrl++ for
zoo
Hi all!
Thanks for replies.
Now i know my work is welcomed, so i will try to do it according to your
suggestions.
The main goals of my work is:
1. Make more than one level of grid. When we zoom out too far, grid now
not disappears, but replaces by super grid of another color. The amount
of zoom
Martin Kupec wrote:
> It is not possible to unmask general shape. There is the possibility
> with converting rectangle to pad, but that is probably not the best way.
> Is the right way to have a layer of "negative soldermask". Pads and pins
> will be there automatically and you would be able to ad
Martin Kupec wrote:
> I just did a patch implementing a bit better dragging that the old one
> (https://bugs.launchpad.net/pcb/+bug/718235).
This is a nice one. It significantly improves the manual routing experience.
> I would like to start discussion what and how we want to
> do things regard
>>> 2) Pads partly covered by solder mask should receive a solder mask
>>> pillow that corresponds to the hole in the mask, rather than to the
>>> pads copper dimensions. Such partly covered pads are useful as a heat
>>> sink.
>>
>> Yes, that works fine - see S005.fp. This is for a SMD bridge and
Ethan,
Ethan Swint writes:
> I recently ran across a cache of 'vintage' microprocessors - a
> Motorola MC68010L8 and other MC68K chips, Dallas Semi Speed it uP, AMD
> 8088, etc. The are all in new condition, most in ESD foam. Any of
> these of interest to the list?
Well, if you could ship to
Hi all,
I just did a patch implementing a bit better dragging that the old one
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/pcb/+bug/718235).
I am willing to push it to git HEAD and than start some work on PCBs
layers.
It seem, that there are a few problems with the current layer
implementation. I have not looked
On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 08:38:47AM +0100, Karl Hammar wrote:
> > ERROR: Pin(s) with pintype 'open collector': U70:2 U70:4
> > are connected by net 'unnamed_net204'
> > to pin(s) with pintype 'open collector': U70:2 U70:4
> ...
>
> Attached patch corrects that.
Can you file the patch on
On 2/13/11 3:25 PM, Ethan Swint wrote:
Are you selling them, giving them away, or what?
Average listing price on eBay is ~$15/ea, with up to $50 for the
MC68010L8's.
I think they generally don't sell for that.
As for selling price, I don't know. If there's not much
interest, then I'd be w
On 02/12/2011 03:23 PM, Dave McGuire wrote:
Are you selling them, giving them away, or what?
-Dave
Average listing price on eBay is ~$15/ea, with up to $50 for the
MC68010L8's. As for selling price, I don't know. If there's not much
interest, then I'd be willing to send them
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 6:27 AM, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
> Hi.
> The solder paste pattern emitted by PCB seems to coincide exactly with
> the copper of the pads. This is a reasonable default. But there are use
> cases where a different solder paste size is better.
>
> 1) A pad completely covered w
Hi.
The solder paste pattern emitted by PCB seems to coincide exactly with
the copper of the pads. This is a reasonable default. But there are use
cases where a different solder paste size is better.
1) A pad completely covered with solder mask should not receive any
solder paste. This kind of
Oliver,
I've used the chart from this Mentor app note:
[1]http://www.mentor.com/resources/appnotes/upload/through-hole-padstac
ks.pdf
The terminology is a little different, but basically it recommends that
for your 0.5 mm hole, you should have an 0.7 mm finished hole size
(t
Oliver:
> The pins have a diameter of 0.02" on the pga part I am using. Unfortunately
> there seems to be no recommended land pattern for pga parts I can fine. Does
> anyone have a recommendation for the drill size I should be using for the 100
> pin part?
Does http://www.mentor.com/resources
The pins have a diameter of 0.02" on the pga part I am using.
Unfortunately there seems to be no recommended land pattern for pga
parts I can fine. Does anyone have a recommendation for the drill size
I should be using for the 100 pin part?
Oliver
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