is copied to
the local storage. Later if the on-line symbol is changed he is asked if
the symbol should be updated.
The software would be shipped and installed with a good symbol set preloaded
in cache.
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Redondo Beach, California
I've had a couple of boards made at http://www.seeed.com only 2 layer, but
they do manufacture up to 8 layer I believe.
Chris
On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 5:41 AM, mike m...@pikeaero.com wrote:
Looking for advise on a pcb house that does multilayer (4) prototypes at
very
low cost.
Thanks
From my albeit limited experience, as I have only done 3 boards, it depends
on which direction you go from the pad. If you go straight out from the
pad, the trace will be straigh out until you change direction, if you leave
the pad at an angle, the trace will be at an angle.
Chris
On Wed, Dec
I just gave up, as it wasn't routing anything on a pass, so I finished
routing by hand back in pcbNew. It seemed easier to do it there than in
Freeroute.
Chris
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 3:58 AM, Robert birmingham_spi...@gmx.net wrote:
Keep an eye on it and watch to see if it's seemingly
to route.
How many passes should I let it run before trying to re-arrange the
components to try to make it easier for Freeroute?
Thanks
Chris
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When you press the 'run pcbnew' button, it tries to open up a file with the
same name as your schematic, but as you haven't created it yet, it can't
find it. However, when you start to create your board in pcbNew and then
save it, your file will then exist.
Chris
On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 9:49 PM
be integrated.
Incidentally, AFAIK SPICE isn't Open Source. Unless something has changed in
the last couple of years, copyright for the core SPICE source code is held be
the University of California, Berkley.
Chris Bartram
is for each user to select. It's best to follow Apple's
example on this.
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Redondo Beach, California
When I had this issue, I used a 0 ohm resistor just so that I could
schematically keep them separate.
Chris
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 4:22 PM, Rob Frohne rob.fro...@wallawalla.eduwrote:
Hi,
I have a separate digital and analog power supply system, and want to
keep the digital ground
Thanks Pedro, that was easy :)
Chris
On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 5:50 AM, Pedro Martin pki...@yahoo.es wrote:
Hi,
Redo annotate and select keep existing annotation. It will annotate al the
#PWR.
Pedro.
Hello All,
I am trying to do an ERC check on my schematic, but unfortunately when
, searching for
markers doesn't tell me anything and no markers are visible on the
schematic.
What do I look for?
Thanks
Chris
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Are these any good?
http://per.launay.free.fr/kicad/kicad_php/composant.php
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 3:23 PM, dallypost dallyp...@yahoo.com wrote:
Just switched from GEDA (very non-intuitive), hope it was a good move.
I use Atmel's AVR microprocessors and was surprised that there is no
Hello All,
Is there a setting anywhere in EEschema to enable wires to be placed at an
angle, instead of vertical or horizontal? There are some circumstances,
where this would be desirable, such as in a flip-flop made from two gates.
Thanks
Chris
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Actually, the correct terminology is Imperial units, not English.
And mils is actually a unit of angle.
the correct terminology for 1/1000 of an inch is thousandth or thou.
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 1:30 PM, Dan dan...@wolstenholme.net wrote:
Not true. I'm an American engineer, and I prefer
of the
world.
Best wishes
Chris Bartram
in Wales/ yn Nghymru - not in England!
magnitudes of three... and hence why
milli is used more often than deci or centi.
Chris
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 7:14 PM, Dan dan...@wolstenholme.net wrote:
No, the correct terminology for 1/1000 of an inch is mil. There's
countless PCB manufacturers who agree with me on this, so I'll take
, or
at least the ability to seamlessly import and export *.DXF of *.DWG files of
both schematics and PCB layouts.
Best wishes
Chris
at a lower level. Has anyone written any
conversion software?
Best wishes
Chris Bartram
Have you tried downloading it and then putting it on a USB flash drive and
then give him the flash drive. You will also need a copy of Java if he
doesn't already have it.
Chris
On 11/28/08, Mauro Antivero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My friend doesn't have an internet conection but he wants
.
Thanks
Chris
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Hi
Does anybody have a SSOP-20 footprint (.mod file) for the MAX4545
(http://datasheets.maxim-ic.com/en/ds/MAX4545-MAX4547.pdf)?
I am a KiCad newbie and learn now this great software, but the use of
the module editor is not a beginner stuff... :-(
Please help me.
Best regards
Chris
http
would be to have simple routes to JPG (or PNG), to DXF or
DWG, and to PDF. I have it in my mind that there might be a file converter
script to DXF, but if I ever had a note of where it's located, I can't find
it now. Can anyone help.
Best wishes from Wales.
Chris
is very useful, and it would be good to see a few other
microstrip/stripline components in that section. I'd offer to contribute, but
my congenital (in)ability to write code has been known to reduce software
engineers to tears...
Best wishes
Chris
from one EDA schematic
capture system (such as OrCad) for import into another (such as KiCad)
on the site http://sourceforge.net/projects/edif2kicad. I downloaded ..
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. All of them have programmers on salary.
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. :-(
So what's the problem. You run one of the Makefiles then
your get an eror of some kind? What's the error?
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Redondo Beach, California
terminal. I bet it's something simple.
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They drill the board, run it through an electrode-less process that
leaves a
VERY THIN layer of copper in the hole.
Why does the copper only plate out inside the holes and not on the
board's edges or on the face of the board?
Chris Albertson
of my clients require BOMs to be presented
in this way, and I'd find the ability to write direct to an OASIS (or
even an Excel!) spreadsheet file very useful.
Or have I missed something??
Best wishes
Chris Bartram
I have a client who wants to import some of my Kicad .BRD files into PCAD.
Does anyone know of translation software?
Best wishes
Chris
of mouse
clicks!
Cheers/Hwyl
Chris Bartram
Balance analysis.
Of course, it also runs under Linux, which suits my attitude to computing!
Chris Bartram
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