I second Advanced Assembly if you're located in the US.
Provisos: if you're supplying parts you need to have *all* the parts,
in the correct footprints, and it helps if you label the parts.
They'll load from bags (individually) or from reels and are quite
flexible: they'd be glad to supply all
resend because my mailer suddenly decided to send my half-written
email: sorry.
Subject: Re: gEDA-user: Anybody ever had a board assembled (pick and
place)?
I second Advanced Assembly if you're located in the US.
Provisos: if you're supplying parts you need to have *all* the parts,
in the
People reading this list already know this, so this is mostly a post
for people who are searching the web trying to figure out how to make
milled or very high power/heatsinking boards in which having thermal
clearance around pads into copper pours is unwanted, and drawing
multiple overlapping
As Mithat Konar posted on Sept 6, 2010, I too am now having auto-uref
number my components starting with 2 and incrementing by 2. I've just
upgraded to 1.6.1.20100214 and it works beautifully (I had been using a
significantly older version) but the component numbering issue has me a
little
On page 1 of the LPKF brochure (http://www.lpkfusa.com/datasheets/ prototyping/rp_brochure.pdf ), it shows a screenshot of their pcb artwork software. The thick grey traces are used to route the border of the part. I noticed the breaks in the trace in order to create attachment tabs, which you can
Sorry that LPKF stuff is off-topic but I just figured out a way to
make tabs on boards that might help someone. There is a button in
circuit cam to calculate and draw breakout-tab cutting outlines but it
flat-out doesn't work for me so I'm going to talk about the harder way.
Draw your
I'm having trouble with layers in pcb and can't find any relevant info
either on the web or in reading back through several hundred archived
messages, so I figured I'd just ask.
I'm using version 20080202 (because that's what's in the repo I use.)
When I try to add a new layer, it refuses
I've been making parts for projects. I have a handful of symbols here:
http://sites.google.com/site/johnbump/Home/geda/geda-parts
I'd be glad to put them on gedasymbols if anyone thinks they'd be useful.
I'll also be generating footprints for the weird ones (we design a lot of
parts with
I've recently started using gEDA after years of work with altium, cadence,
pads, et alia: they're what I'm paid to do at work, but I'm enjoying
working with gEDA. So, howdy.
I've been making parts for projects. I have a handful of symbols here:
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