I think, using 2 layer layout with via's is the best way for my single
layer layout PCB.
Thank you all for your help. :-)
LG
Boris
Thanks for the information Carl.
Unfortunately, my "one off" boards are usually non-commercial
prototypes, either for my own use as a hobbyist or for publication in
hobby electronics magazines. I have to pay for them myself and cannot
sell them on so spending anything more than the cost of phot
In pcbnew, click the add modules button and add the module 1PIN. Then
right click on the pad and select pad/edit pad. Here you can assign
the pad to a net and adjust the size as needed.
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Brian,
I have found a PCB house that specializes in one of a kind PCB, its
an all notouch/online process. The price for a single two sided board
( I have made boards up to 8.5 X 4 inches) is under $100 USA. Three
boards are still under $100.
You register online and then you can submit your gerbe
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> Yes, sure ... but, so i must change my schematic.
> It isn't possible to change the layer, place a pad or something else
> and have no trouble by ERC check.
>
> LG
>
> Bo
>
In the same vein is it possible to put ar
It may be a little silly at first, but put the jumpers into your
schematic (which documents them too), then define the jumper
footprint as two thru holes. I'm not sure but you might be able to
use the same module for all the jumpers of different lenght (if you
can edit the pad spacings).
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I face the same problem. I often make "one off" PCBs which would be
uneconomical to sent to a fab house. Adding Zero ohm resistors is an
option but as mentioned, you have to add them to the schematic and
sometimes remove them as well while working on a PCB layout.
There is also the problem of n
On Monday 17 December 2007 13:09:49 axtz4 wrote:
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> wrote:
> > I want to make a single layer PCB with only one copper site. So i must
> > make manually bridges on component side.
> >
> > But I can't make any pad's or continuou
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, "newskyperhh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I want to make a single layer PCB with only one copper site. So i must
> make manually bridges on component side.
>
> But I can't make any pad's or continuous bonding / interlayer
> connection for bridges.
Just make
Yes, sure ... but, so i must change my schematic.
It isn't possible to change the layer, place a pad or something else
and have no trouble by ERC check.
LG
Bo
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> Will 0 ohm resistors work? or Components Like Jx
Will 0 ohm resistors work? or Components Like Jx for Jumper Jumper x.
e.g. J1?
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, "newskyperhh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> Hello.
>
> I want to make a single layer PCB with only one copper site. So i must
> make manually bridges on component side.
>
> But I
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