At 08:56 AM 9/5/01 +1000, Ian Wilson wrote:
Abd ul-Rahman, I agree with your comment that it can be depressing when you
are told not to do something rather than how...but...
I agree completely with:
We take the view that any socketed items are actually part of a higher
level assembly than
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| Hello Group,
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| I'm new to protel, trying to figure out how to create and implement IC sockets
decals/footprints on a PCB layout.
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| Is it as simple
) that the socket is to be used in
addition to the component.
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Hello Group,
I'm new
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| | Hello Group,
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| | I'm new to protel, trying to figure out how to create and implement IC sockets
| decals/footprints
What I did was simply have a Schematic Lib component for the socket with no
pins, and a corresponding PCB Lib component (footprint) that had the
silkscreen I wanted (but no pads, of course). The socket component is
placed on the schematic, so it shows up in the BOM; when you synchronize,
the
On 04:26 PM 4/09/2001 -0700, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax said:
..snip..
Don't you hate it when you ask How do I ... and someone answers You
shouldn't! You are trying to control the BOM from the PCB, but the BOM
report from PCB is primitive compared to what can be done from the
schematic. The BOM -- or
Ian,
I can see your points; but here's why I take the other approach of having
the IC w/pins pads, and the socket having just an overlay:
- Sometimes we only have the socket for prototype, then remove it; our
method makes it a simple change to remove the socket.
- We can have a single library