[PCB_FORUM] Re: two shapes on shape-based pad.
- From: "Reade, Sue" <Sue.Reade@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2008 11:22:07 -0400
this sort of thing is good to pass on. thanks for the info.
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[mailto:icu-pcb-forum-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Mark Salberg
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Subject: [PCB_FORUM] Re: two shapes on shape-based pad.
Wo...stop the presses Barbara,
Just got if fixed!
Our librarian just found that since it is a "shape-based pad" it does
not get refreshed until you refresh symbols THEN PLACE -> Update Symbols
-> Shape and flash symbols -> then select rl279a2 and rl279a2sm.
And it WORKED!
Sorry for wasting any of your time, but this was just discovered after I
sent the board to you.
Also, thanks for the other feedback from the group.
Thanks again!
Mark
Barbara Seeger wrote:
Mark,
I think I can explain the problem. There is an arc that is very
small
in that pad shape. It has been rounded down by the Gerber
viewer, which
moved the end points to points that forced the arc to draw in
the
opposite direction. This ends up looking like a void in the
shape.
You should look at the brd accuracy, and the artwork decimal
accuracy
written. We had in the past done that same rounding down in the
artwork
we wrote when the inch decimal output was less than the brd
accuracy.
That was fixed so that we flatten those small arcs to prevent
such
issues if customers have CAM systems that are not able to read
high
accuracy artwork files. That's what makes me suspect it's the
GCPREVUE.
You end up with 2 choices. You can edit the shape data in
Allegro, and
remove the arc yourself or you can see if the CAM station can
be set up
to read at a matching accuracy.
If I've confused you or you want Cadence o help directly,
please
contact me directly. I'd be happy to take a look after you
review
the output logs and check the CAM tool to see if this is
pointing to it.
Regards,
Barbara Seeger 978-262-6578 Cadence Design Systems
From: Mark Salberg <msalberg@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
<mailto:msalberg@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Anybody know what can cause this?
Our librarian can not see the circular shape which shows
up as a void on
the pad.
DBcheck shows the attached error and does not show up in
lib editor.
It can also be seen in gerber format on GCPREVUE.
Thanks,
Mark
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