kicad-libs/modules/Makefile

MODULES=8_10-card bat-clip-aa-th \
        fiducial meander-2.4GHz mini-usb pads pads-array \
	qfn qfp sot sot-323 ssop stdpass \
        usb-a-pcb usb_a_plug_smt

.SUFFIXES:	.fpd .mod
.PHONY:		all clean

all:		$(MODULES:%=%.mod)

clean:
		rm -f *~*.fpd

spotless:	clean
		rm -f $(MODULES:%=%.mod)

.fpd.mod:
		fped -k $< $@
modules/Makefile (MODULES): add bat-clip-aa-th 2012-06-09 20:07:52 -03:00			`MODULES=8_10-card bat-clip-aa-th \`
modules/meander-2.4GHz.fpd: 2.4 GHz PCB antenna From ben-wpan, but with two additional parameters: - orientation: left or right (measurements are only correct for right; fped's measurement system doesn't understand mirroring) - PCB thickness: this determines the size of the "tail" added. We assume a zero-sized tail (as in TI's original design) works best for a 1.0 mm PCB. 2012-06-12 05:44:07 -03:00			`fiducial meander-2.4GHz mini-usb pads pads-array \`
			`qfn qfp sot sot-323 ssop stdpass \`
Moved usb-a-pcb.fpd from f32xbase/c2usb to kicad-libs (incoming) 2011-08-14 04:02:18 -03:00			`usb-a-pcb usb_a_plug_smt`
Inaugural commit: uSD card as a footprint, inspired by Rikard Lindstrom's work. 2010-08-31 21:43:22 -03:00
			`.SUFFIXES: .fpd .mod`
			`.PHONY: all clean`

			`all: $(MODULES:%=%.mod)`

			`clean:`
			`rm -f ~.fpd`

			`spotless: clean`
			`rm -f $(MODULES:%=%.mod)`

			`.fpd.mod:`
			`fped -k $< $@`