Ivan,
here my comment from the other side of the ozean. I do round PCB near only. The
only thing I figured out to do is to set the keepout as a polyline. For the
circums where unchecked in DRC in Protel3.0 where I started to use Protel. As
far as my memory is correct.
Protel
Bagotronix Tech Support wrote:
Hello, all:
A customer asked us to design a round (circular) PCB for them. We have
never designed a round PCB before. Any special Protel techniques, tips, or
gotchas we should know about before starting? It is not a high-tech board,
single sided only, TH
At 12:22 PM 5/13/2002 -0500, Jon Elson wrote:
If you do autoroute, you need to make the keep-out line out of straight
track segments. This is the only limitation I know of.
A hint for quickly and accurately making the outline out of arcs: draw an
arc of the right size and position, gerber
Does this also require the traces and layout to be circular? There are ways of
pasting to circular arrays that build up a board to look like the spokes and
hub of a wheel. Often used for semiconductor testing for probe cards and load
boards.
BR Clive Broome
Bagotronix Tech Support [EMAIL
I'm trying to imagine a 'round board going through a wave
soldering machine.
Jeff Stout
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Hello, all:
A customer
Jeff:
While you're at it, try to imagine soldering a wave.
Best regards,
Ivan Baggett
Bagotronix Inc.
website: www.bagotronix.com
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We used to do one - punch and return. Got a panel, stuffed, waved, then
just pop out. I didn't do the board, just saw the result.
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I'm
