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thanks for the help, bt i want the footprint pattern for the PCB Layout. What kind of layout software are you using? Different software packages use different library formats.
Hello, I am going a bit crazy looking for a good land pattern for the TQFP 44 pins package (PIC18f448). Any link where I can find it or information about how to design a Land pattern. I am junior with footprints design. Thanks a lot and best regards, mimoto What s/w will you use the land pattern in, Orcad, Pads, Pr
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Learning and mstering the art of making footprints is a very important discipline in any EDA workflow. I would recommend you try this yourself. Also, please advise for what device you need the footprint as the generic description above is not sufficient to make a footprint for you anyway. What is the part number of the component you (...)
Hi I have no idea how to generate CASE 211?07, Style 2 footprint? it's for MRF171 transistor... Please, anyone help me :cry: Thanks in advance
If you don't want to, or can't, make your own footprint, attached is a Pr0tel 98 library with a footprint that will fit your device. The one you want in the library is named QFP14X14-80(N).
ROFLMAO, yep 782 is the older std that is replaced by the 7351. What PCB package are you using, perhaps someone has the footprints already made in a library for it available.
Hi, friends! May be anyone have an a expirience with Dallas semiconductor 6/TSOC case?
Hi Folks, I need information for the Pad Peel Off for the SMT Components from the Foot print,What are the parameters one has to look into.... Someone please refer links or send across some details regarding that. Thanx in Advance. Regards Ramesh
OMG! This is -by far- the best automated footprint generation tool I've seen! What are your long term plans for this gem?
Search for the IPC-SM 782A footprint standard & you cannot go far wrong for this. Or the newer std from the IPC website, it has a downloadable viewer to help you.
Hello, I am new to Eagle and I want to make a footprint for a connector whose recommended mounting pattern shows a through hole shape that is a rectangle with semicircles on the smaller sides. This is a wierd drill shape that I have not handled before. Any suggestions/ideas on how to do this ? Just in case .. I have attached a snapshot of the
Need CLCC 48 pin footprint, in any cad or gerber format. all info in attached picture. thanx in advance. p.s. all measures in mm.
We are using Altium to do EE design. But I meet some problem about footprint or schematic naming. For example, each resistor has several different footprints. Some refer to different wattages or different land pattern. But since the naming rules of footprint we are using are only based on geometric, like lead spacing and (...)
Hi As we are using IPC 7351 calculator for footprint creation with nominal settings though we have minimal and maximum settings in the calculator. As per discussion,i have one doubt we need to change the footprints based on soldering requirments(Wave/Reflow) ,if we use 7351Cali In IPC782 ,it was giving different footprints based o
Hi everyone i am new bee for PCB design ,i like to create the footprint in IPC standard i create footprint please check whether it is correct or pad designer soldermask top =begin layer +10mil(0.65mm+393mm(10mil)=0.9042).wither is it correct or not?? but my teamleader say SM=Begin layer+6mi
I doubt anyone uses wave for surface mount any more (I may be proven wrong in a few seconds by someone!). I wouldn't expect any particular problems using wave footprints for reflow soldering, but the other way round would be a problem, I think. Keith.
hi, I use OrCad PCB Editor 16.3 I create footprints all the time. I do not love it. I am very good at it. Can anybody direct me to: 1) downloaded libraries specific to OrCad PCB Editor 16.3 2) Free 3rd party software tools to create footprints. LP Wizard cost money. LP Calculator not downloadable, only get it with purchase of IPC spec.
IPC-7351 covers any footprint you want to create, what IPC-7351 does is set up the tolerences and pad sizes required for heal, to and side solder fillets etc, placement courtyards, also the naming format for both the footprint but also the padstack. If you buy the IPC-7351 spec you get a copy of the calculator, worth the money.
Dear PCB123 users I tried to generate the foot print for the following footprint attached, but all ways i am getting distorted pattern like62541 Please help to generate correct pattern. I tried number of times
Hi Folks, I have a doubt about footprint design. Is there any difference design for a SMD pad in wave solder process and reflow solder process? I hope someone can help me with this question! Best regards! :smile:
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I think it is not uncommon to draw your own footprint and library.
i'm using eagle 4.11 and have notice a problem when transfering an schematic with a device that uses to-92 package, the footprints appear very small in the board working space. it also happens with demo1.sch in the examples\tutorial folder
Hi, I made the batronix programmer for AT89C20\4051 microcontroller. I build the double side pcb i found at this site. But when i tried to build their AT89C51\52\55 programmer, I found that the pcb is complex {there many Ics pins connected as via } So i decided to build my pcb. I used PCAD 2002 to build my schematic. I choosed all footp
Hi, I am trying to change from P*otel to Mentor I found that Mentor 2002 seems not including the library as many as P*otel or orcad, it just have a few symbols and footprints, my question is, does it all need to created by myself? If so, the job will be very hard. Thanks ***************************************
If you looking for a professional pcb software, you need OrCAD, PCAD etc... But if you are looking for with easy learning and useful software, i think you must use DipTrace.. It has tutorial file on their own site. It is very useful, you can make settings very has sch, pcb, component and pattern (footprint) editor. Making a component an
explain the problem a bit more. It seems like your pad has land pattern in both top and bottom plane. Check your footprint. Regards, mimoto
it's said that the coilcraft model is not a global type. see Q&A list below from coilcraft. I am afraid for different type of devices (note: capacitor model is not avaiable in coilcraft), so we need to build our own spice model.Maybe the most important problem is how to choose the model type. ///////////////////////////////////////// Q: Why do
Have you dowloaded the footprint from TI site and compared to calculated values. Have you looked at the land pattern calculator available from pcblibraries.com?
at first i will comment concept of pcad's attributes "type" and "pattern". "Type" - it is component description, which contains mapping between pin numbers of the component and the land pattern. "pattern" is graphical description of land pattern. originally, orcad has only "PCB footprint" attribute, and, if (...)
Hello and thanks for reply. I meant that I need to design a PCB where is one footprint for two different component. That component might be from manufacturer#1 or manufacturer#2. Those components have different pcb pin pattern so I need an "adapter" decal. I understood that your suggestion doesn't work in this case? Correct if I'm wrong.
Great thanks for replies. A question for cyberblak. How you make sure for a good contact between the programming header and metallized holes of the footprint? Varuzhan
Potyo, I built your board and it works OK. Only one thing:I moved a track on the mounting hole of the USB connector, and I modified "by hand" RJ12 connections because I did not find connector for that footprint. The ICD2 works fine (At the moment I have not test it for voltages lower than 5V). Congratulations for this thread.
some PCB manufacturers firstly examine the CAMs of the PCB, if there is something wrong or exceeds their manufacturing ability, they warn you, for example, if a TSOP footprint's pads to close , they warn you and they changes pads , they make them thinner. after the manucturing, E-test (shortcircuit etc.) is applied to PCBs , with special equ
Hello..... In the case of surface mount devices attached to double-sided or multilayer boards, each component pad is usually connected by a short length of track to a via which forms a link to other conducting layers, and this via is known as a fan-out via. The term fan-out via is generally also taken to include any vias that fall inside the dev
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dear House_Cat, I have other questions: Suppose that you are asked to put a company logo on top-layer and open the mask sets for it: printing logo on CU. Which layer we must set? It is the same process which you may take for FID! the difference is that FID is a pad but logo is not! The same situation exist for gold immersion!,
are you asking for a software to automatically do the PCB layout for you? well there is none. cause you need to choose and select the footprint of each component and other efforts are required for PCB layout design.
this exposed pad is quite big wrt footprint area... its supposed to dissipate heat and short connect to ground... hence suppliers are always mentioning these vias or feedthru holes as a matrix under the pads... so anythign that jeopardizes the low impedance or thermal dissipation is not a solution (correct me if im wrong)... :?:oh i dont know.. so
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As i see from the board manual, it has one SYSTEM_CLOCK input.. with 100MHz. (FPGA pin name = AJ15) The XUP Virtex-II Pro Development System supports six clock sources: • A 100 MHz system clock (Y2), • A 75 MHz clock (U10) for the MGTs operating the Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) ports, • A dual footprint t
What I tried to say is that you cannot have the same stop band attenuation with and without amplification. You have to alter the optimization goals to reflect that you have added gain into the circuit. After attaching the amps, you get the circuit response, pressing recalc button, and it will be updated.. you can then optimize the circuit, but
The document is "IPC-7351A Generic Requirements for Surface Mount Design and Land pattern Standard". You have to buy it from . The size of the pad depends on where you are using the footprint. IPC-7351A gives the specs for three different footprint sizes - Least, Norminal, and Most. Those footprint sizes are based on (...)
For some reasons MGA-412P8 is a very unstable PA, even if you follow the AVAGO PCB specifications. Especially the bias lines (pin 4 and 6) need critical decoupling and careful ground design. How do you know that MGA-412P8 is highly unstable? Please give me guidance for decoupling (capacitor) design or calculation and ground
You can download the dashboard from 1 - The LCD is mounted on the motherboard. It is part HITACHI_TX09D50VM1CAA, and it is flex cable connected to connector LCD1 at about 8449, 1952. You'll see two large arrows on the top overlay pointing toward the connector. The component height design rule reli
Hi Karesz, Thanks for the reply. Now i am Reduced the Pad size 16 mils to 13 mils pad. so we have a 10.3 mils air gap between the Staggered pin's. Now i can take the inner layer traces from the BGA inside pin's,but i need to put the via's(8 mils drill and 12 mils pad size) on pad. if i put the Via's on pad what type of the problem i
Im on doing it yet_hopfely wit full success to finish... PCAD has a "Component Manager", you have to couple "pack it" Symbol & pattern/footprint in that. After some problems, I drowed yet succesfully the 900 pin "FG900" packages footprint.:-) Tomorrow I wish to make or begin, the Symbols; their are to drow as some "Banks", but the "How (...)
I'm a long-time user of PADS, so to me, it's a pretty simple package to use.Their Help is decent, though sometimes you have to think like a programmer to figure out where some of the help items that relate to what you need to do are... Personally, I rarely if ever use the wizard to create parts, but it is a handy tool. A couple of things.