Version:Protel 99 SE with SP6
1.If the part value of a capacitor is 10p ,it will be reported as 0.916667 in
the BOM .(But 10pF or 10Pis correctly reported in BOM)
2.If the the part value of a component is blank,the component will
not appears (be reported)in the BOM.
At 17:37 03.04.02 +0800, you wrote:
Version:Protel 99 SE with SP6
1.If the part value of a capacitor is 10p ,it will be reported as
0.916667 in the BOM .(But 10pF or 10Pis correctly reported in BOM)
Known Bug. the 'p' is interpretes as something. Cant remember what (Time?).
Workarround:
On 10:12 AM 3/04/2002 +0200, Rolf Molitor said:
The 'simulator-engine' protel uses is XSpice, an extended Spice3.
It is very powerful and you can substitute almost any
'non-standard-Spice-structure' of e.g. PSpice. IsSpice uses the
XSpice-engine too, so it might be just a very small problem to
We used Parts and Vendors for 3-4 years and the engineering staff loved it.
The problem was with accounting. When we tried to use this tool to
accurately track inventory costs we discovered it was not intended for this
and we had to change. For organizing engineering parts and all of the
linking
I have not received my copy yet.
Ted,
Milwaukee WI
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From: Burt Bicksler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 6:40 PM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: [PEDA] Tasking software
Just wondering..
Is anyone else here in the states still waiting for the
Neither have I.
Peter
(Denmark)
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Ted Tontis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sendt: 3. april 2002 15:36
Til: 'Protel EDA Forum'
Emne: Re: [PEDA] Tasking software
I have not received my copy yet.
Ted,
Milwaukee WI
-Original Message-
From: Burt Bicksler
Hi,
We have a board warping problem and are looking for a PCB expert to help
resolve it.
(Preferably located in the UK, but not important)
When I say expert, I mean *EXPERT*. The problem is quite complex and already
has baffled two manufacturers.
We will pay the going rate for any
Got mine a week ago.
And it is great !
Rolf Molitor
Ingenieurbuero i2e
Remscheid/Germany
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Peder K. Hellegaard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: Protel EDA Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 3. April 2002 15:43
Betreff: [PEDA] SV: Tasking software
Neither
Jason
Some of our advice is free
What process is warping the boards? Reflow or manufacturing? or upset
employee?
Mike Reagan
EDSI
- Original Message -
From: Jason Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Protel EDA Forum' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 9:03 AM
Subject: [PEDA]
Many thanks,
Details are as follows:
6 Layer 1.6 FR4
8 x 10 Board
PCB support is a wasted rectangle 10mm wide along all edges, supporting PCB
at 2 or 3 points along each edge. (First observation is that this should
have copper layers)
Layer stack up is two cores + two foils (sizes rounded to
Hello all,
I just received a pcb file from a subsiduary in Spain. They want us to
manufacture the product for them. Only one little problem, their files are
made with VISULA from ZUKEN-REDAC. Anyone know anything about this S/W and
whether there is a possibility of translating it to Protel? Or
Rob:
From what I can tell, doesn't PV store parts data in Microsoft Access
format? If so, did you guys ever try to run a query to produce inventory
costs that were usable by the accounting dept?
We have considered PV before, but were always hesitant, because we didn't
know if it would improve
Lloyd,
Router Solutions' CADCAM product claims to be able to do what you need.
http://www.camcad.com/Features/supportedsys.html
John
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I just received a pcb file from a subsiduary in Spain. They want us to
manufacture the product for them. Only one
Ivan,
I believe the problem with PV is that accounting wants historical
pricing for multiple purchases to give a real value for the inventory. This
is one area that PV doesn't appear to have all the features that a
accounting department wants. For the engineering environment PV works just
Have you tried running a blank board (no solder, no components) through the
solder/reflow heating cycle? And possibly a board with solder, but no
components?
Hi,
We have a board warping problem and are looking for a PCB expert to help
resolve it.
(Preferably located in the UK, but
Some things to consider:
1. FR4 resin transition temperature is between 115C and 135C. Reflow
soldering temperatures are typically 215C to 255C. Any internal stress in
the board will be relieved by warp and twist when the board becomes plastic
at the reflow temperature. The board fab must
I agree with Brad
Mike Reagan
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From: Brad Velander [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Protel EDA Forum' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] WANTED: PCB Expert (Off Topic)
Darryl, Henry, Mark,
just as a point of discussion, I don't see
Jason Morgan wrote:
Many thanks,
Details are as follows:
6 Layer 1.6 FR4
8 x 10 Board
PCB support is a wasted rectangle 10mm wide along all edges, supporting PCB
at 2 or 3 points along each edge. (First observation is that this should
have copper layers)
A number of different ways to
At 03:03 PM 4/3/2002 +0100, Jason Morgan wrote:
We have a board warping problem and are looking for a PCB expert to help
resolve it.
(Preferably located in the UK, but not important)
Unless it involves looking at the fabbed board itself -- we haven't gone
far enough to know if that would be
I have to backpedal on the CTE differences, I jumped on it because the pure
CTEs are that much different, all other things being equal. I have no idea
what Ni-Au alloy CTE is vs Cu.
I think Mr. Selfridge enumerates the more likely culprits. I have
experienced some of those, albeit on MUCH larger
At 12:58 AM 4/4/2002 +1000, Don Ingram wrote:
If you have been following the thread, it is far easier to browse the reply
if it is at the top.
Yes. Sometimes. If.
This is particularly true if you are sliding down the
messages list watching in the Outlook preview window.
Yes again. I don't
The yahoogroups lists have polling tools; in particular
[EMAIL PROTECTED], to which many of us are subscribed. This kind
of question, I think, would be better handled with a poll than with a
*very* anecdotal kind of me too or me neither thread on this list.
The polling feature on [EMAIL
Since it seems to get better over time is it possible that there is a
moisture or humidity related problem. I have seen surface mount chips
explode if they absorb moisture then get soldered. If the laminate has
moisture in it and it changes with the heating it may then relax as it
reabsorbs
Yes, but not in a way that you will find satisfactory in the Schematic
module. Most of the time you will have to delete and redraw the wires in
SCH.
Best regards,
Ivan Baggett
Bagotronix Inc.
website: www.bagotronix.com
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From: SHAWN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Protel
SHAWN wrote:
Does Protel support 'rubberbanding' in the Schematic Capture module or PCB module --
whereby connectivity is maintained when a component is moved?
Shawn
Yes - Move/Drag (MD) or Move/Drag Selection (MS) in schematic.
In PCB, you have to turn on drag tracks in one of the
Thanks for the rubberbanding help. Shawn
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From: Peter Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Protel EDA Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 3:31 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Rubberbanding
SHAWN wrote:
Does Protel support 'rubberbanding' in the Schematic
i say top response bottom quote except when interspersing is essential
or the dialog is very lengthy
i have also learned from experience (not nec. here) that 2 or more
topics or questions per message are not a good thing
Dennis Saputelli
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On Thu, 4 Apr 2002 00:58:54 +1000, you wrote:
If you have been following the thread, it is far easier to browse the reply
if it is at the top.
Not when you were following it yesterday.
IMHO there is
nothing more annoying than clawing your way through untold levels of arrows
from prior
On 02:53 AM 4/04/2002 +0100, Terry Harris said:
Top posted with pride ;-)
It really depends on if you are | I agree with you Terry
trying to hold a conversation | on this one.
with some one or just
alternately broadcasting at each
other.
Oh and being lazy - like Outlook|
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