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Re: gEDA-user: Missing generic QFP64 form gEDA PCB library



Dave McGuire wrote:

On Tuesday, August 12, 2003, at 10:20 AM, Stephen Meier wrote:

I would be happy to see improvements in pcb pattern libraries and in gschem symbols. Hmmm if there was a web site that allowed users to rate the quality of patterns... that might be a step towards pattern verification. The geda symbol web page might be a good example.

I was thinking of exactly this. Perhaps a counter of "successful uses" of a given pattern...if I use a particular pattern in a design and actually have a board cut and solder to it, and things work out well, I can bump that pattern's counter by one using a web interface.

If somebody sets this up perhaps as part of the geda web site I would be happy to upload a fair number of tested patterns.


p.s. my fingers are crossed right now because i have a ridged/flex board with a 45 pad bga flip chip (8 mil pitch) being assembled this week. Circuit designed with gschem board layed out with pcb 1.99o (modified to allow part rotation of 45 degrees)

Wow, good luck! Can/will you put some pics online when you get the boards?

Sure when they are up and running I will get some pictures and post them.


I'm getting ready to start a design with gschem and pcb using a DragonBall (MC68VZ328) chip and a few other components. I didn't see a 'VZ328 symbol in gschem's library; I hope to be able to submit the symbol when I get it drawn.

I am excited about it. Yes, I'm a geek. Oh well. ;)

-Dave

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