Not sure how to calculate, but here are a few tools to generate printed inductors.
Just copy this link location into your internet explorer address bar:
ftp://ftp.point-lab.com/quartus/Public/ProtelUsers/
SpiralGeneratorProtelScript.bas -> will generate a spiral printed inductor.
InductorGener
Class clown...why doesn't that surprise me?
Just teasing...I think your post are hilarious sometimes...
Have a good one.
> -Original Message-
> From: Andrew W. Riley III [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 8:15 PM
> To: Protel EDA Forum
> Subject: Re: [PEDA] AW
Ben and George,
I thank you very much for your explanation, and it is much appreciated. I do love the
way the German language sounds. I took a few German language classes in high-school,
though my knowledge of the language is miserable due to my being the class clown. It
never entered my mi
Our experience with MELFs seem to be of "no big deal" I forgot the foot
print I've used, but it wasn't anything too unusual and the resistors were
placed (and soldered) perfectly.
I'm sure that C shaped pad would align thing more precisely, but how
straight do you need them?
I see tons of SMD Rs
I asked this same question about 2 months ago. I'm sorry I didn't save the
response that helped me, so I can give that responder a plug. What worked
for me was to download "Camcad Vision Demo" from router Solutions
www.RSI-ins.com. It will allow you 30 days trail. You can measure, pan,
print, see
Hi Bill,
Thanks for your idea. I wish it were possible but the component is a
resistor whose characteristics (and price) I desire. We have our own pcb
assembly facility and they are happy to place melfs so no problem, except
with protel that is. In the end I constructed the pad with fills and use
