No problem. It has been moved.
Derek Koonce
Robert wrote:
Here is one a bit more encompassing that covers schematic, PCB and
even system-level checks. These are out there on the web and I pulled
together these two complete lists that are in the one DOC file.
There's some useful stuff
I use the part value of open with the reference designator. No other
properties used. Thus the open parts would show up on the BOM that is
easily removed. They transfer to the layout.
Derek Koonce
john_henn...@bellsouth.net wrote:
Does anyone have a good way of showing inidividual parts
describe in words
the trick.
Derek Koonce
Bernd Wiebus wrote:
Hello Juliorz
I am experiencing problems with a board that I design using KICAD.
It is almost impossible to remove all solder from a hole. I am wondering
if
I have enough clearance between
the component lead and hole.
I
Yahoo groups - Electronics_101 - could be a good start to asking questions.
Derek Koonce
DDK Interactive Consulting Services
yukku yukkoo wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry to ask a question not comletely related to Kicad. I like Kicad
very much.
Do you know of an equally friendly mailing list
View it with a text editor as well to confirm ASCII.
Derek Koonce
DDK Interactive Consulting Services
Lorenzo wrote:
I think they don't know even what they're talking about... kicad
generates a pretty standard Excellon drill tape, with tool headers,
too! And, as you correctly said
Sorry I'm coming in late, but if the end goal is to do heat transfer
from one board layer to the other, run a route as suggested - top to
bottom to top to bottom. Then define a copper plane around the matrix of
vias on each side of the PCB. This should attach all vias to the copper.
Derek
to save time putting one together.
--
Derek Koonce
Looks good if you are in England. Would they operate to out side of England?
Derek Koonce
DDK Interactive Consulting Services
Robert wrote:
Strictly speaking this is off-topic, but given that kicad is used by
hobbyists a free PCB service is likely to be of interest:
http
