Brad Levy
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Brad Levy commented,
I don't know of any one-step method. But here is an approach that isn't too painful. First, add the new layer to the Design Technology, so you have somewhere to put the copy. Zoom out so your desig...
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Brad Levy commented,
While the spring contacts are probably the better solution in this particular design instance, I just got an email about a high quality (aimed at applications including outer space) conductive adhe...
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Brad Levy commented,
That approach sounds workable. I just didn't know if you needed the ability to remove the wires later or whether one-time permanent assembly of wires to the 3D printed housing was okay.
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Brad Levy commented,
Don't forget about addressing how to keep the contact in place. Most of those terminals are part of rectangular connector product lines. They freqently have a tab on the shose spring terminals are ...
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Brad Levy commented,
Which version of DS PCB are you using? I did some exploring last night, and found issues when trying to use the TO component with DS PCB 8.1.3. The component itself is quite simple, an arrow with a...
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Brad Levy commented,
I haven't checked V9.0, but I did double-check the libraries of DS PCB 8.1.3 and the trial version of DS PCB PRO and it was there in both. Note that the TO component is in schema.cml, but the schem...
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Brad Levy commented,
single sided DSPCB works pretty well in the search box.
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Brad Levy commented,
I've used the IDF output capabilty of DS PCB to export boards from DS PCB to DS Mechanical. Then I replace critical components like connectors on the DS Mechanical side with more accurate downloade...
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Brad Levy commented,
To be accurate, the metric system has advantages of computational convenience, but is neither more nor less accurate than other measurement systems.
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Brad Levy commented,
I'd create a component that contains two overlapping pads.You could call it Nexus. In use, you connect one pin/pad to one network, the other to the other.You will end up with a DRC error (since zer...