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modules/pads-array.fpd: like pads.fpd, but in a array formations (WIP)

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For now, it only has the 2 mm pad with a 50 mil raster, suitable for
ribbon cables.
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Werner Almesberger 2012-06-09 20:09:36 -03:00
parent 8d40b38af3
commit 86ce0c06e6
3 changed files with 33 additions and 1 deletions
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modules/INFO
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@ -111,6 +111,9 @@ F: mini_usb_b
# Solder pads and test points
F: pads
# "pads" in typical array formations
F: pads-array
# "Generic" simple QFN
F: qfn
#

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modules/Makefile
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MODULES=8_10-card bat-clip-aa-th \
fiducial mini-usb pads qfn qfp sot sot-323 ssop stdpass \
fiducial mini-usb pads pads-array qfn qfp sot sot-323 ssop stdpass \
usb-a-pcb usb_a_plug_smt
.SUFFIXES: .fpd .mod

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modules/pads-array.fpd Normal file
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/* MACHINE-GENERATED ! */
frame pad {
__0: vec @(x/2, y/2)
__1: vec @(-x/2, -y/2)
rpad "$n" . __0 bare
}
package "PAD_${name}_${N}x$e"
unit mm
table
{ name, x, y }
{ "2mm", 2mm, 0.5mm }
{ "60x60", 60mil, 60mil }
{ "80x80", 80mil, 80mil }
{ "120x60", 120mil, 60mil }
table
{ ?name, e, N }
{ "2mm", 50mil, 20 }
{ "60x60", 0mm, 1 }
{ "80x80", 0mm, 1 }
{ "120x60", 0mm, 1 }
loop n = 1, N
__0: vec @(0mm, e*(n-1))
frame pad .