Hello,
How do I add thermal pad (heatsink, NOT thermal relief pad!) in PCB?
Rectangles/polygons don't clear solder mask.
Thanks!
Matthew
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Thanks.
I was hoping there would be an easier way...
Matthew
John Luciani wrote:
On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 8:31 PM, Matthew Lai cyberf...@wecheer.com wrote:
Hello,
How do I add thermal pad (heatsink, NOT thermal relief pad!) in PCB?
Rectangles/polygons don't clear solder mask.
Make
Thanks! That worked.
I'm assuming if I want to connect it to some net, I'll have to make a
proper footprint (of the original part + thermal pad). Otherwise it
keeps telling me there is a shorted net.
Thanks
kai-martin knaak wrote:
kai-martin knaak wrote:
1) Draw a rectangle. (F5)
Am I having a brain fart or does the stock diode-1 symbol have opposite
pin numbers as the ALF300 footprint?
What would be the best way to go about fixing that?
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Thanks!
That makes a lot of sense. I think I will do that, too.
By the way, what does the ':' character mean then?
The short tutorial used it (though only :1) and I naively assumed
that's how people usually create buses.
Vanessa Ezekowitz wrote:
On Fri, 11 Jun 2010 20:05:43 -0700
Matthew
wrote:
On Thu, 2010-06-10 at 21:24 -0700, Matthew Lai wrote:
Fixed. Sort of.
This is very strange.
My files were on a SMB share (on another Linux box).
Copied it to /tmp, didn't change anything, and both the test case and
my
original board worked.
No idea
I know that gnetlist and pcb don't care about buses, but how do people
usually name related nets?
I used A:1 A:2 etc, but apparently they will all get merged into one.
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Hi,
I've posted this on the bugs list, but I'm not sure if people here also
subscribe to that, so I'll repost it here in case someone has seen /
know how to fix this.
Basically, I have a .sch with nothing other than 41 identical capacitors
(footprint doesn't matter, I've tried RADIAL CAN
the pcb files every time. My testing command was rm -f
board* gsch2pcb project pcb board.pcb.
I'll post the corrupted file later when I get home.
Thanks
Matthew
kai-martin knaak wrote:
Matthew Lai wrote:
Basically, I have a .sch with nothing other than 41 identical capacitors
capacitors or something? Just copy and paste,
and refdes_renum --force. 41 was the magic number for me (minimum to
make it produce the error). Maybe it's different for you?
Thanks
Matthew
Stefan Salewski wrote:
On Thu, 2010-06-10 at 15:40 -0700, Matthew Lai wrote:
That is interesting
Salewski wrote:
On Thu, 2010-06-10 at 17:22 -0700, Matthew Lai wrote:
Yeap, the 41 capacitors thing is my reduced test case that still shows
this problem.
Should be some kind of overflow,
My only idea:
In my DAD/DSO project with about 1000 symbols/elements I have
ste...@amd64x2 ~ $ cat
Unfortunately, (debug-options (list 'stack 20)) wasn't it.
Attached is my board.pcb output.
PCB says
ERROR parsing file 'board.pcb'
line:698
description: 'syntax error'
File is clearly corrupted near that line (note that the last incomplete
capacitor is also C2, when it
.
Matthew Lai wrote:
Unfortunately, (debug-options (list 'stack 20)) wasn't it.
Attached is my board.pcb output.
PCB says
ERROR parsing file 'board.pcb'
line:698
description: 'syntax error'
File is clearly corrupted near that line (note that the last
incomplete capacitor is also C2
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