Some things that could be better with the CSFlipView server:
1) Optionally be able to restrict the stuff that is flipped to just the PCB
client window. Messy to program as I would need to track when the PCB
window is no longer active
2) Fix the occasional bug where having the flip window open p
I switched to www.addr.com for my host and they've been good as far as I can
tell. (No reports of outages, and my mail hasn't died yet)
Tony Karavidas
Encore Electronics
http://www.EncoreElectronics.com
Designers of "The best MIDI to CV converter on the planet." -Keyboard Oct.
1997
> -O
Hello Mark,
I understand your problem. You can assign a width to a net with the 'Design
Rules'.
To be able to pick out a particular connection within the same net to assign
a different width (eg a 'sense' connection in a Power Supply you can use the
'from-to' editor.
Here, you can create a parti
Thanks for the Email Ian.
I had an access violation when trying to install the server (emailed you the
details), however all seems to be well.
I do get video memory *noise* when the cursor is taken outside the desktop.
This is not a problem for normal operation however. Thanks for a useful
tool.
> Having trouble obtaining the file from the location specified (Host
> not found). Wouldn't even find http://www.considered.com.au
> As someone else has reported that it works for them, I suspect it's
> because our firewall is tighter than a fishes bum.
I haven't been able to get it either and I
On 10:21 AM 1/08/2001 +1000, Thomas said:
>Having trouble obtaining the file from the location specified (Host not
>found). Wouldn't even find http://www.considered.com.au
>
>As someone else has reported that it works for them, I suspect it's because
>our firewall is tighter than a fishes bum.
>
>
Having trouble obtaining the file from the location specified (Host not
found). Wouldn't even find http://www.considered.com.au
As someone else has reported that it works for them, I suspect it's because
our firewall is tighter than a fishes bum.
Would you mind putting it in the Protel Users Yah
Do you really need microstrip corners when protel can lay curved (fixed
width) tracks?
Don't want to teach you to suck eggs, but in case you don't know:
Try hitting [Shift]+[Space] a few times when laying tracks to alter the
placement mode.
Tom.
> -Original Message-
> From: Mark Richar
Thomas,
Un-zip the files and place the .hlp file into the
help subdirectory 'c:\Protel99\Help' on my setup then
place the other to files into .ins and .dll into the
system subdirectory 'c:\Protel99\System'.
Now open Protel click on the server arrow, grey arrow
top left next to the file menu. Sel
In the power supply business we like to
be able to change the width of the traces
depending on how much current they are
carrying. Is there any way to autoroute
such a beast, or are we stuck with the
same width for any node?
best regards
mark
> Now I just need to wait for 0201's to follow this
> price prediction and I'll be happy :-)
Just go to the supermarket and buy some ground black pepper. It's cheaper!
But it's resistance probably changes with humidity ;-)
Best regards,
Ivan Baggett
Bagotronix Inc.
website: www.bagotronix.com
Now I just need to wait for 0201's to follow this
price prediction and I'll be happy :-)
John Haddy
> -Original Message-
> From: Simon Peacock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, 1 August 2001 7:36 AM
> To: Protel EDA Forum
> Subject: Re: [PEDA] Surface Mount Boards
>
>
> Or
Or you could try the real reasons
if 1206, 0805 & 0603 resistors all cost the same price
to buy.. and 1206 is 4 times the size of a 0603.. then
you can make 4 times the profit by carving up one
ceramic tile into 0603's instead of 1206's.. this is a
profit driven world after all
my 2 cents wo
Here is my take:
1206 parts are becoming harder to find and more expensive that 0805's due to
(in my understanding) the amount of expensive and rare materials used to
form the end contacts. The amounts in an 0805 are a fraction of what is
used in a 1206.
I am looking to the future when 0805's m
Where resistor footprints are concerned, you use not only what you can find
but what will work for your application, Sometimes they are 0603, most times
they are 0805, again, what is your application.
~j
- Original Message -
From: "Brian Guralnick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Protel EDA Forum
More values are easier & cheaper in 0805. For example, check out 20 MOhm, very
difficult to find in 0603 & if you do find it, the price is ridiculous. For 1M and
less, I use 0603, for anything above 1M, I still use 0805.
Brian Guralnick
- Original Message -
From: "Brad Vel
On Tue, 31 Jul 2001, Brad Velander wrote:
> Norb,
> my comment would be 0603 is marginally most common over 0805s, but
> Mark could be correct.
Weird values are slightly more available in 0805 than 0603 at the
moment. (where weird is E24 and above). I suspect the answer is, whatever
you
Norb,
my comment would be 0603 is marginally most common over 0805s, but
Mark could be correct.
So 6 of one, half a dozen of the other.
Brad Velander,
Lead PCB Designer,
Norsat International Inc.,
#300 - 4401 Still Creek Dr.,
Burnaby, B.C., V5C 6G9.
Tel. (604) 292-9089 direct
Fax (604) 29
Norb,
By the way, when I suggested 0805 footprints, I was not taking in to
consideration voltage or power requirements. Be sure that ANY component
and footprint is acceptable for the voltage and power before designing
it in to your PCB.
Regards,
--
Mark Richards
ON Semiconductor
5005 E. McDowell
Hello,
The most common for me right now is 0805, but that will be quickly
changing to 0603 as our products demand smaller boards.
Brad
"Back, Norb" wrote:
> Hi All
> Today is the fist time for a surface mount board.
> Which is the most common footprint used for resisters
> 603,805,1206 ?
> The c
Hi Norb,
0805 is still (marginally) the most common and least expensive, with
0603 a close second. However, it's also much easier to hand-solder and
rework 0805-sized parts when compared to 0603 or smaller components.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
--
Mark Richards
ON Semiconductor
5005 E. McDowell Roa
How do you install the server? I have downloaded the file and it's not very
self-explanatory (at least to me!).
Thanks in advance,
Thomas Sprunger
New Product Technician/
PCB Designer
CTS Resistor/Electro
406 Parr Road
Berne, IN 46711
(219)589-3111 Ext. 7286
Hello all,
I have been "lurking" for about a month, and I have gained a lot of
valuable information from the various topics. Now for my
question/request: I am now doing a large number of RF and microwave
designs. However, I end up spending a lot of time in AutoCAD creating
microstrip features
Hello! Is it possible to use Microsoft Excel as the Spreadsheet Editor
inside Protel 99SE?
Jeff Adolphs
Lake Shore Cryotronics, Inc.
Westerville, Ohio, United States of America
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Hi Ian,
The server works a treat. My setup is:
Win 2K, GeforceII 32M, 1600 x 1200 res, 512M.
This will be very useful, even if that is all it ever does.
Thanks,
Darren Moore
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G'Day all,
This isn't the much promised, late-delivered invert server that is still a
work in progress. That server is delayed due mainly to difficulties with
the SDK documentation (and possible deeper SDK issues).
**Warning - although I have tested this server on my development machine
and
Dear Sirs,
I can't change gefault font for spreadsheets. Maybe somebody fix this
problem?
Best regards,
Yuri V.Potapoff
technical expert
Rodnik Software, Inc.
1 Nakhimovsky ave., bldg.1, Moscow, 113556 Russia
Phones: +7 (095) 113-2688; +7 (095) 113-7001
Fax:+7 (095) 317-9754
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