On Thu, 16 Oct 2008 14:39:35 -0700, you wrote: >Most pcb programs assume holes are through plated which isn't the case >when I make my own double sided board. Do you guys usually solder >both the top and bottom of a pin that's through plated? No. Some items (IC sockets) cannot be treated that way. Some items are designed to be soldered on one side only (resistor networks). I use separate VIAS, and do not allow a wire to terminate at a component pad for any layer other than the bottom. > >If anyone is using Eagle, in the Single Sided demo, whenever I >autoroute it, it knows to generate wire bridges for the top layer. > >I use the same CTL file but whenever I generate my own board, it seems >to assume plated through holes. > >I checked the DRC and they seem to be the same. > >How do I get Eagle to treat the board like in Single Sided demo and >not plated through holes? Thanks. Other than copying the rules over, that's all I know. Harvey >Henry
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] double sided boards and through plating
2008-10-16 by Harvey White
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