Yes, I've done that before too.
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DJ Delorie wrote:
How does the git head feature work?
I haven't had a chance to play with it yet.
It's ok to do it peace meal, isn't it? Make an island, whatever shape.
The surround it with other rectangles, for example, until there's a
desired gap. My power plane is going to be made up
> How does the git head feature work?
I haven't had a chance to play with it yet.
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hey, maybe I should look back at my emails :D I see a bunch of stuff
there about this very thing - doh!
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DJ Delorie wrote:
You can either get the git head PCB which has true hole support, or
draw a "C" shaped polygon where the two arms touch to make a
pseudo-hole.
Hi DJ,
Yep, that seems to work. How does the git head feature work?
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You can either get the git head PCB which has true hole support, or
draw a "C" shaped polygon where the two arms touch to make a
pseudo-hole.
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Best method to put a hole in a plane?
I tried the zero width line with clearance of 15 mil which sort of
works, but leaves behind a small 0.1 mil line. It's visible on the gerber.
Basically, I want a power plane (+3.3V) with a small power island in the
middle (+1.2V).
thanks
gene
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