Did you check the wiki? Although the pcb section is called tips it
is more like FAQ. For your particular question:
[1]http://geda.seul.org/wiki/geda:pcb_tips#why_is_it_possible_to_make_
a_thermal_for_pin_but_not_for_a_pad
using the ground plane as the GND netlist?
Hardkrash,
Thanks for that - Is this documented anywhere (because I missed it if
it is and I obviously need to go back and read the section again!).
Also, any comments (from anyone) about the second part of my question:
using the ground plane as the GND netlist?
Susan
OK, this is getting WAY off topic, but:
Ok, I'll bite... now you've got me curious about what you're working
on... ;-)
73 - Bdale, KB0G
It's a little bit of everything really. It started off with me wanting
to play with one of the PIC processors (18F4550) to do something
useful but
OK, this is getting WAY off topic, but:
Ok, I'll bite... now you've got me curious about what you're working
on... ;-)
73 - Bdale, KB0G
It's a little bit of everything really. It started off with me wanting
to play with one of the PIC processors (18F4550) to do something
useful but
Thanks to everyone who has contributed to this.
From several of the comments, I realise that I didn't say that I
would not be using a commercial fabrication shop for this as the board
is quite small, I'm still in the prototyping stage, I using this to
learn about PCB et al, and the local
I'm new to PCB and I'm trying to create my first board after following
the tutorials.
What I want is a single copper layer (the component side as everything
is SMD) so I have removed all layers except 'component', 'silk' and
'rat lines'.
I have imported my devices from the gschem file (via
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