On Jan 21, 2010, at 1:16 PM, Stefan Trethan wrote: > Now it points to 15. How to Create Power Planes, for Example for GND? > That explains the remove islands option, which is good but does not > solve the problem in this particular case, at least on it's own. That’s a useful nugget to have tucked away, but it still doesn’t help in this case. The island is made up of a pad and a section of ground plane on the bottom layer, but that pad is for a socket, and I can’t access the pin for the socket on the *top* layer. If the hole were plated, I wouldn’t have the island. > The restrict area could work well for Brian because it would prevent > the powerplane and any trace from connecting and leaving an island. > Since Brian doesn't need the pads itself to go away that would seem > like a good solution. Put a top restrict circle on each pad in the > library for the parts you can't solder and you should be good to go. This is the approach I’m going to try, now. -- Brian Lalor / blalor@... "[Pickup trucks] are, to the world of cars, what Mexican food is to the world of cuisine. They exist, they are popular in Texas, and, er, that’s it." -- Jeremy Clarkson
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] non-plated-through holes with Eagle
2010-01-22 by Brian Lalor
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