On 09:21 AM 26/02/2003, Ian Wilson said:
..snip..
P99SE (and DXP :-) ) have an imperial fundamental unit, metric support is
by simple conversion.
This should read ...and DXP :-( ... - a lot of people are quite
disappointed about Altium not taking the opportunity to change the base
units with
Thanks Ian!!
At 07:21 p.m. 25/02/03, you wrote:
On 12:45 AM 26/02/2003, RAD said:
Hi all,
I'm newbie in Protel, and i need to make a new PCB with mixed components
(SMD and convetional) with imperial metric units.
Can anyone help me?? What is the best way to draw this?
Thanks in advance!!
I
Hi all,
I'm newbie in Protel, and i need to make a new PCB with mixed components
(SMD and convetional) with imperial metric units.
Can anyone help me?? What is the best way to draw this?
Thanks in advance!!
Bob Dhios
Software Engineer
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
tel: +54 (11) 4361-3466
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My problem is as follow:
All components in my design are in imperial unit, of course i define my
grid in mils. But i have a little problem when place the only one
component in metric unit, the component is a CS8900Q and i can't put this
component in grid :(
The problem start when i try to
with it throughout the design.
Best regards,
Ivan Baggett
Bagotronix Inc.
website: www.bagotronix.com
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From: RAD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 8:45 AM
Subject: [PEDA] Mixed PCB (imperial metric
The problem start when i try to place a track, the anchor point in the
metric component pad has ok but when i draw the track outside the pad or
over the pad the track goes to grid. Can you understand my problem? Have
you a solution???
I just route it with a grid of something like 5mil.
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You have to enable electrical snap anyway.
That makes the track attach to the center of the pad.
It happens rather often that not everything is on the
preset snap. Eg when the pad distance is not dividable
by the snap distance.
Usually pin_1 of the footprint aligns with
the snap grid and the
From: RAD [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My problem is as follow:
...i have a little problem when place the only one
component in metric unit, the component is a CS8900Q and i
can't put this component in (imperial) grid :(
Sure you can. Pre-wire the TQFP-100 into an imperial grid of your
RAD wrote:
My problem is as follow:
All components in my design are in imperial unit, of course i define my
grid in mils. But i have a little problem when place the only one
component in metric unit, the component is a CS8900Q and i can't put
this component in grid :(
The problem start when i
I'm newbie in Protel, and i need to make a new PCB with mixed
components
(SMD and convetional) with imperial metric units.
Can anyone help me?? What is the best way to draw this?
I hope you are not designing Mars planetary exploration equipment ;-)
Why not?? :-)
Thanks a
On 12:45 AM 26/02/2003, RAD said:
Hi all,
I'm newbie in Protel, and i need to make a new PCB with mixed components
(SMD and convetional) with imperial metric units.
Can anyone help me?? What is the best way to draw this?
Thanks in advance!!
I routinely design boards with random combinations
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