What is needed next is a gap height, under components
also, so with that and the height value, small components
can be placed under high components. Then there's the
problem of the gap not being the same for the whole
component, hmm, full 3d model next... yike
Darren Moore
-Original
You need to use a negative component clearance rule distance.
e.g.
IsFootprint('Footprint1') and IsFootprint('footprint2')
Clearance = -5000mil
You need to enable 'Full' clearance rule checking which can be slow.
We use this method for LED arrays under light pipes.
Protel 99se has no idea of
On 08:17 PM 2/03/2004, Jason Morgan said:
You need to use a negative component clearance rule distance.
e.g.
IsFootprint('Footprint1') and IsFootprint('footprint2')
Clearance = -5000mil
You need to enable 'Full' clearance rule checking which can be slow.
Trent,
Looks like Jason is using DXP
, 2004 2:52 AM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Placing Components on top of each other
On 08:17 PM 2/03/2004, Jason Morgan said:
You need to use a negative component clearance rule distance.
e.g.
IsFootprint('Footprint1') and IsFootprint('footprint2')
Clearance = -5000mil
You need
02/03/2004 00:42:21, Trent Bates
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How do I place parts on top of one another?
Tools - Design Rule Check - clear the tick-box for component
clearance (towards the bottom right of the dialog) in both 'on-
line' and 'report' dialogs.
Should do the job...
(component
On 11:42 AM 2/03/2004, Trent Bates said:
I am relatively new to Protel so this is probably an easy question for you
guys.
I am using Protel 99SE
How do I place parts on top of one another? For example I want to place a
0805 resistor underneath a Radio module on the same side of the board.
most of us turn off component clearance check for a number of
good reasons, this among them
Dennis Saputelli
Trent Bates wrote:
I am relatively new to Protel so this is probably an easy question for you
guys.
I am using Protel 99SE
How do I place parts on top of one another? For
