Miker,
Nope, a surface mount pad is just that, no matter which surface it's on
(top or bottom). It's only the thru-holes or blind vias you have to worry
about. Over-lapping smt pads, on different layers should, by definition, not
be a problem. For either fab or assembly.
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It's all symantics guys, PWB = PCB, PWA = PCA. Where the B always equals
Board and the A always equals Assembled. Individual companies want to be
standardized in their nomenclature, which helps them get the boards
designed, fabbed and assembled with minimum delay, I'm sure we all can and
do agre
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Okay, wait a minute here. Protel, PowerPCB, Cadence, Mentor, they are all
Come on Samuel! Direct your anger where it'll do some good! Misspelled words
are just that!
~j
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From: "Dwight" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Protel EDA Forum'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 11:00 AM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Hello! It is Mechanical NOT "Me
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
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To: "Protel EDA Forum
