Abd-ul Rahman,
Not that it warrants arguing over but you and I just have different
views. You say a single layer pad is a SMT pad. I say a single layer pad is
the most ancient of all pads and originally in it's concept had a drill even
though it is a single layer pad, it was a single sided PCB design the
predecessor of all else. You can call a single-layer pad SMT all you want
but you won't convince me because the single layer pad predated both of our
births, long before SMT was even a glint in anyone's eyes.
On your note about undocumented features you are leaving yourself a
little open there consider Protel's lacking documentation. A lot of what we
all do day in and day out is undocumented or it is just mentioned without
further explanation or qualification of the limitations.
Have a good evening, I am sure we will talk tomorrow.
Sincerely,
Brad Velander
Lead PCB Design
Norsat International Inc.
#100 - 4401 Still Creek Dr.,
Burnaby, B.C., Canada.
V5C6G9.
voice: (604) 292-9089 (direct line)
fax: (604) 292-9010
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www: www.norsat.com
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