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atben/README-PCB, atusb/README-PCB: various minor clarifications

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- README-PCB: added imperial units for board thickness
- README-PCB: changed surface finish recommendation to prefer ENIG more
  strongly
- README-PCB: removed instructions for Gerber file generation from
  "interpretation of files section"
- README-PCB: mention common coordinate system origin
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Werner Almesberger 2011-03-14 21:31:55 -03:00
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Board characteristics:
- stacking: 2 layers, solder mask on front and back, silk screen on front
- board material: FR4, thickness 0.8 mm, 1 oz copper
- surface finish: ENIG (preferred) or tin
- board material: FR4, thickness 0.8 mm (1/32"), 1 oz copper
- surface finish: ENIG recommended
- via holes: diameter is nominally 10 mil, but any size <= 15 mil can be used
- mechanical tolerances: <= +/- 0.1 mm on all sides
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Interpretation of files:
- do not print PCB edges on front/back copper
- do not print component values on silk screen
- for all coordinates, the origin is the lower left corner of the board
- the center (!) of the board edge line marks the true board edge, e.g.,
Edge line (5 mil)

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Board characteristics:
- stacking: 2 layers, solder mask on front and back, silk screen on front
- board material: FR4, thickness 0.8 mm, 1 oz copper
- surface finish: TBD, both ENIG and tin are acceptable
- board material: FR4, thickness 0.8 mm (1/32"), 1 oz copper
- surface finish: TBD, ENIG is preferred
- via holes: diameter is nominally 10 mil, but any size <= 15 mil can be used
- mechanical tolerances: <= +/- 0.1 mm on all sides
@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ atusb.drl Excellon drill file
Interpretation of files:
- do not print PCB edges on front/back copper
- for all coordinates, the origin is the lower left corner of the board
- do not print component values on silk screen
- the center (!) of the board edge line marks the true board edge, e.g.,