If I read this right, then your solution might be to set your design rules
right; make sure you have specified a clearance between polygons and all
other nets. Also make sure you have the polygon track width etc picked out
right; look at the user manual for some good tips on this topic.
Regards
I have had top and bottom smd pads on 0.5 pitch centers aligned before; but
you should just ask your board shop this question. The registering of the
top and bottom layers would also depend on a lot of parameters like the
number of layers, material, fabrication process etc. If in doubt about
...not that I know of...but your board assembly shop usually curses you and
cleans them up ...happened to me a couple of times.
Madhu
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From: Rich Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
I sometimes miss silkscreen printed over component pads, is there a rule
to look for this
Ian Wilson has done something similar to this.
His server generates a BOM which includes the ref designators from your
schematics.
Look for CSPartsListServer in the Archives.
Madhu
- Original Message -
From: Barry, Rick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 09,
I saw this problem when printing multi-sheet schematics with only one of
the sheets open. The problem would disappear if I opened all the sheets
associated with the schematic before printing.
Madhu
I'm using Protel 99SE w/SP6 on Windows 2000. Many of my schematic
symbols
(from the Protel
Well...I have been tempted to use a single schematic object (say a Schottky)
and associate it with a number of different footprints (DO-41, C-16,
DO-204AR, TO-220AC, D-PAK.. so on). Maybe that is what the original poster
was asking about??
Madhu
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From: [EMAIL
Just to jump in in defense of Maxim...I use a lot of their power supply and
communication related parts (MAX724, MAX1480, MAX1490, MAX488 etc...) and
they have been very good with samples and lead times through Maxim direct
sales even for small volumes ( less than 50 pieces sometimes..)
Maybe
