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From CheburatoR To All 22 February 2006

Hello, do_se do_> My alignment is achieved by using “piglets” (thin “mordants” in do_> pads) do_> Of course, I also have “heels”, it’s just when the 0.5 mm drill vibrates on At high speeds it's difficult to get where you need to be :D do_> I think 20 mil, taking into account the spreading of the toner after the iron, will do If the toner spreads, the temperature is too high or the pressure is too high. high do_> the second problem is the non-perpendicularity of drilling, it can be solved by do_> IMXO, only using a drill machine. I fix the board in a vice and hold the drill perpendicular by eye, I don’t think that a small slope is so destructive if the textolite is 1.5 mm and the slope is acceptable 5 degrees, resulting in an error of 0.13 mm

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 22 February 2006

Hello, CheburatoR Che> I also discovered that the image is on thick paper and transparent film Che> is curved more than on thin (glossy) paper. With thick paper..... this experience plunged me into confusion for about two years....

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 22 February 2006

Hello, CheburatoR Che> tried again to drill holes at high speeds (with a dremel) Che> 0.8 turned out very quickly even with a blunt drill - you can even do it with one Che> make the entire board with a drill (about 600 holes). but 0.5 is somehow not Che> it turns out that the alignment is bad. Che> also changed the way the image is transferred - before smoothing Che> I cover the board with a thin layer of rosin solution in alcohol, after Che> I smooth it dry as usual, after tearing off the paper I wipe it Che> with alcohol, retouching and etching. The drawing is thus transferred as Che> at least 99% of the places with letters from the text, even with sandpaper it’s difficult Che> tear off. Che> I also discovered that the image is on thick paper and transparent film Che> is curved more than on thin (glossy) paper. My alignment is achieved through “patchlets” (thin “etchings” in the contact sites, I think 20 mil, taking into account the spreading of the toner after the iron, will be suitable) After transferring the toner it turns out fine on one side. At least DB25 is inserted as into a “native” board.I had a problem with the “alignment” of the platforms on a double-sided one. The first problem uneven registration when transferring toner, but I think this will be solved with your technology. And the second problem is non-perpendicularity of drilling, solve it is possible, IMXO, only with the help of a drill machine. A drilling offset of 0.5 mm between layers has detrimental consequences for fees. Of course, you can solder, but the “beauty” of the product leaves much to be desired. I think that if you use a photoresist the result will not change :(

From CheburatoR To All 22 February 2006

Hello, CheburatoR I tried again to drill 0.8 holes at high speed (with a Dremel) it turned out very quickly even with a blunt drill :) - you can even use one drill to do the whole make a board (about 600 holes). but 0.5 somehow doesn’t work, alignment bad :( . I also changed the way the image is transferred - before smoothing I cover the board a thin layer of rosin solution in alcohol, after drying I smooth it as Usually, after tearing off the paper, I wipe it with alcohol, retouch and etch. Drawing thus it is transferred at least 99% :smile: places with letters from The text is difficult to remove even with sandpaper. I also discovered that on thick paper and transparent film the image It bends more than on thin (glossy) paper.

From lvd To All 22 February 2006

Hello, CheburatoR Che> I secure the board in a vice and hold the drill perpendicular by eye, I Che> I don’t think that a small slope is so destructive if the textolite is 1.5 mm and Che> the slope is permissible 5 degrees, resulting in an error of 0.13 mm Of course, the hole doesn’t give a fuck - but a thin (0.5mm) drill may not give a fuck - it it will simply break!... In order to somehow drill thin holes, you have to Somehow sharpen the fragment and somehow drill it with it...

From acidrain To All 22 February 2006

Hello fan fan> It seems that the most ideal option is to use acetone instead of an iron how is that?

From Alexander Zan To All 22 February 2006

Hello, lvd Can anyone tell me the specific name of the paper from which everything was LOT? perfect? It seems that the most ideal option is to use acetone instead of an iron, but it’s not see him in the household. magicians...

From Alexander Zan To All 23 February 2006

Hello, acidrain You wet the paper with acetone and wait for it to transfer. But the main thing here is not with acetone overdo it and not underdo it %) The paper can be removed immediately. By the way, who uses what to remove toner???

From Andreas Kaiser To All 23 February 2006

Hello fan fan> You wet the paper with acetone and wait for it to transfer. But the main thing here is fan> do not overdo or underdo with acetone %) The paper can be removed fan> immediately. Is it that you stuck a drawing on textolite and put it in acetone instead of an iron??? "What They just won’t come up with anything so as not to work" (c): v2_wink:

From Konstantin Zhukov To All 23 February 2006

Hello fan What printers are best to use? We only have HP1200 and HP1300 at work.

From acidrain To All 23 February 2006

Hello, acidrain aci> Not in acetone, but acetone on paper. Otherwise everything will just blur That is Lightly wet it with acetone so that the tracks can be seen? And for how long hold when to remove paper?

From acidrain To All 23 February 2006

Hello fan fan> By the way, who uses what to remove toner??? Acetone%)

From Alexander Zan To All 23 February 2006

Hello icebear Not into acetone, but acetone onto paper. Otherwise everything will be blurry :D

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 16 March 2006

Hello, CheburatoR Che> here is a link to Electra 15.5 Che> http://www.konekt.com/dld/product/setup.exe what does it weigh?

From Igor Afonkin To All 16 March 2006

Hello, do_se The question, of course, was not addressed to me, but I’ll try to enlighten you ;) When you have drawn the diagram, do not make “CAM Processor”, but “Switch to board”... And everything that is drawn on the diagram will be transferred to the board design. If you use Eagle under a free license, you will receive a restriction on the maximum board size, if I'm not mistaken, is 80x100mm, and the maximum number layers - 2. Another feature of the free license (I have Igla 4.11R2 Light), then that during the initial distillation of the circuit onto the board, the elements are located outside the board, and they need to be dragged hand-to-hand into the specified rectangle if if you try to place elements “by”, an alert will pop up, like "cannot perform action" ;)

From CheburatoR To All 16 March 2006

Hello, do_se do_> I looked at the main page of your site. I understand the technology do_> making templates for LUT is as follows: first you draw a diagram in EAGLE do_> then you export to Electra and breed there, then export do_> (or are you printing???) in raster form.... I make a circuit and a board in Eagle but only provide power, then I ban there where necessary on the tRestrict layer, I run PCB_To_DSN.ulp (comes with Electra) I get the DSN file, export it to Electre, then export it back to Eagle, I correct it manually, when it’s ready, I need to select the necessary layers and export BMP - check the box monochrome, resolution 600dpi (depending on what resolution at the printer), but I print from PhotoShop. do_> I registered on Electra and am waiting for a letter with a link..... nothing yet do_> the soap box was not found.... :smile: here is a link to Electra 15.5 http://www.konekt.com/dld/product/setup.exe like this called Update is a completely complete version, regarding medications speccy@inbox.lv

From CheburatoR To All 16 March 2006

Hello, do_se do_> what does it weigh? Sent 846513 bytes, Electra itself 3.33 MB

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 17 March 2006

Hello, CheburatoR Che> Sent 846513 bytes, Electra itself 3.33 MB I downloaded it, looked at the demo, it’s a funny program. Demo board is installed otogonal method with optimization. Apparently better than Eagle. While I was tracing, the question arose: How do you place the components? Autoplacer with Igla doesn’t seem to have optimization? I once saw on their website ULP, which is simply "drags" components into the board...

From Andreas Kaiser To All 17 March 2006

Hello, CheburatoR Che> Much better!!!, for example, the video board raised a needle when Che> I tried it with electric power and it turned out to be TWO times smaller than the vias Che> with wider tracks, and much faster Have you tried managing the tracing parameters? Well, there is the number of VIAs, min. width of tracks, etc. (please forgive me if this is a stupid question :))

From CheburatoR To All 17 March 2006

Hello, do_se do_> Apparently better than Eagle..... Much better!!!, for example, the video board made a needle when I tried it The electric one turned out to have TWO times fewer vias at wider widths tracks, and much faster do_> How do you place the components? Autoplacer with optimization like do_> No needle? I once saw on their website ULP, which is simply do_> “drags” components into the board.... probably not automatically :( although I tried a couple of programs, IMHO it’s not worth it, In general, it is recommended to do everything manually, even tracing

From CheburatoR To All 18 March 2006

Hello icebear ice> Have you tried managing tracing parameters? Well there's quantity ice> VIAs, min. width of tracks, etc. (please call me if this is a stupid question :)) Well, of course I tried :) I tried to squeeze out everything I could, you can use the parameters in Electra set both via ULP and DO file (you can read it in the description), the number of VIAs is not generally set, it only indirectly depends on some parameters. The quality of the tracing algorithm can be assessed by the number of VIAs. A the width of the tracks can be set differently for each NetClass - the type for power supply is wider, for thinner signals. Better read Eagle Tutorial and other smart ones first Then if something is unclear, I can help you with books.

From CheburatoR To All 18 March 2006

Hello, y-dmitry ydm> What do you think of the DipTrace program? I don’t care at all - I didn’t use it

From DimkaM To All 18 March 2006

Hello fan fan> It seems that the most ideal option is to use acetone instead of an iron, then fan> it’s hard to see him in the household. magicians... We sell a special liquid for washing mounting guns. It seems like the same acetone, only in a deodorant-type can.

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 20 March 2006

Hello, y-dmitry ydm> What do you think of the DipTrace program? A program with a convenient, intuitive interface... everything is great, but she breeds extremely suck.... this is the first program where I saw that conductors run into each other when wiring... as seen when analyzing "on eye" the problem is this: it lays tracks without being tied to the grid, it turns out the following... draws two tracks at a distance of 5 mm then tries stick another one between them, VIA does.... this is where sticking happens.... the tracer itself is also quite stupid... I manually, orthogonal wiring and then I’ll do better.... by the way, with manual wiring there are the same problems with sticking...

From Andreas Kaiser To All 22 March 2006

Hello, CheburatoR Che> It’s better to read Eagle Tutorial and other smart books first Che> there will be something unclear, I can help. Yes, I’ve been working with Eagle since version 3.xx :) Thanks for the suggestion.

From DimkaM To All 25 March 2006

Hello fan fan> Acetone? Isn't it alcohol by any chance? One way or another, practical ones are needed fan> research . Well, at least it smells like acetone :) I can try (I have a spray can like this lying around at home), but I don’t know what kind of paper it’ll be on. print.

From Alexander Zan To All 26 March 2006

Hello, DimkaM Dim> but I don’t know what paper to print on. For any. The main thing is that this thing calmly dissolves the toner.

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 27 March 2006

Hello, DimkaM Dim> I can try (I have a spray can like this lying around at home), but I don’t know Dim> what paper to print on You can use any for testing. Regular laser paper is porous, so imprint is difficult to achieve, you can use glossy ligature from any magazine, where there is less printed (or one text is printed), the thinner the paper, the better. You can fax paper. I bought 90 gram paper for Lomond inkjet pens. try it, it should work...