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Markus Friedrich: /* Package outline */

2019-04-30T13:44:32Z

Package outline

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	5. An outline of the package with the exact measurements has now been constructed, centred about the point of origin of the drawing. Now, in order to place a notch (mark) on the left vertical line, we select the left vertical line. This will cause little "catchboxes" to appear at the ends of the line and in the middle. Now press [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] upon the middle box and ~~add~~ two vertices. Vertex means another "bending point", represented by another black catchboxes created within the line. Again press '''[[M2]]''' at the middle segment and convert it to an arc. Use keyboaed key [a] to change into the mode of ~~dragging~~ an arc. Now set a little notch. Also a little circular mark can be set to indicate where pad 1 shall be placed later. Or a line can be drawn or anything suitable to make its orientation clear.<br><br>		5. An outline of the package with the exact measurements has now been constructed, centred about the point of origin of the drawing. Now, in order to place a notch (mark) on the left vertical line, we select the left vertical line. This will cause little "catchboxes" to appear at the ends of the line and in the middle. Now press [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] upon the middle box and "Insert two vertices"a. Vertex means another "bending point", represented by another black catchboxes created within the line. Again press '''[[M2]]''' at the middle segment and convert it to an arc. Use keyboaed key [g] to change into the mode of dra<u>g</u>ging an arc. Now set a little notch. Also a little circular mark can be set to indicate where pad 1 shall be placed later. Or a line can be drawn or anything suitable to make its orientation clear.<br><br>

	[[Image:e_comp6.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:e_comp6.jpg\|none]]<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Wired */

2019-04-30T13:35:26Z

Wired

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	[[Image:e_comp9.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:e_comp9.jpg\|none]]<br><br>
	~~Now select~~ the "place pad" option in the drawing tool:<br><br>		Select the "place pad" option in the drawing tool:<br><br>

	[[Image:e_comp10.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:e_comp10.jpg\|none]]<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Package outline */

2019-04-30T08:19:56Z

Package outline

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	5. An outline of the package with the exact measurements has now been constructed, centred about the point of origin of the drawing. Now, in order to place a notch (mark) on the left vertical line, we select the left vertical line. This will cause little "catchboxes" to appear at the ends of the line and in the middle. Now press [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] upon the middle box and add two vertices. Vertex means another "bending point", represented by another black catchboxes created within the line. Again press '''[[M2]]''' at the middle segment and convert it to an arc. Use keyboaed key [a] to change into ~~this~~ mode. Now set a little notch. Also a little circular mark can be set to indicate where ~~Pad~~ 1 shall be placed later. Or a line can be drawn or ~~whatever..~~.<br><br>		5. An outline of the package with the exact measurements has now been constructed, centred about the point of origin of the drawing. Now, in order to place a notch (mark) on the left vertical line, we select the left vertical line. This will cause little "catchboxes" to appear at the ends of the line and in the middle. Now press [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] upon the middle box and add two vertices. Vertex means another "bending point", represented by another black catchboxes created within the line. Again press '''[[M2]]''' at the middle segment and convert it to an arc. Use keyboaed key [a] to change into the mode of dragging an arc. Now set a little notch. Also a little circular mark can be set to indicate where pad 1 shall be placed later. Or a line can be drawn or anything suitable to make its orientation clear.<br><br>

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Markus Friedrich: /* Package outline */

2019-04-30T07:59:58Z

Package outline

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	=== Package outline ===		=== Package outline ===

	Sketch of a DIP package according to the datasheet measurements of the package, dimension in ~~inches~~ (~~millimeters~~):<br>		Sketch of a DIP package according to the datasheet measurements of the package, dimension in inch (millimeter):<br>
	[[Image:LTC1392dil.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:LTC1392dil.jpg\|none]]<br><br>
	Sketch of an SO package according to the datasheet measurements of the package, dimension in ~~inches~~ (~~millimeters~~):<br>		Sketch of an SO package according to the datasheet measurements of the package, dimension in inch (millimeter):<br>
	[[Image:LTC1392so.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:LTC1392so.jpg\|none]]<br><br>
	Lets start with the N8DIP package. For a convenient work with this article it might be good to have these two above images printed on paper besides you.<br><br>		Lets start with the N8DIP package. For a convenient work with this article it might be good to have these two above images printed on paper besides you.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Package outline */

2019-04-30T07:58:53Z

Package outline

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	At any time you can switch the units (inch or mm) using the function key [F4]. Set the dimensions of the rectangle within the tolerances according to the sheet of values. For the body we recommend to take the larger values to have some tolerance when assembling the board later. The pitch we set exactly without tolerances.<br><br>		At any time you can switch the units (inch or mm) using the function key [F4]. Set the dimensions of the rectangle within the tolerances according to the sheet of values. For the body we recommend to take the larger values to have some tolerance when assembling the board later. The pitch we set exactly without tolerances.<br><br>

	The coordinates in the status bar show the position of your cursor~~. As mentioned above keyboard functional key '''[F4]''' toggles the units~~. The image below shows the cursor position ~~in inch~~ at 0,~~03937~~\|0,~~06299 "~~. [F4] ~~toggles to~~ 0,~~533400~~\|0,~~546100 mm~~.<br><br>[[image:unit.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		The coordinates in the status bar show the position of your cursor. The image below shows the cursor position at 1,905\|1,905 mm. [F4] shows the same spot by 0,075\|0,075 inch.<br><br>[[image:unit.jpg\|none]]<br><br>

	It is recommended to draw the package centered around the point of origin. The advantage is to have only few absolute coordinate values but just changing signums. <br><br>		It is recommended to draw the package centered around the point of origin. The advantage is to have only few absolute coordinate values but just changing signums. <br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Package outline */

2019-04-30T07:38:29Z

Package outline

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	1. Open a new project "PCB with schematic" and switch to the empty PCB page [[Image:GotoPCB.jpg]] and select menu '''Packages/Create a new package...'''. A toolbar to the left will appear. Alternatively you can fade in and fade out this toolbar in menu '''View/Toolbars/Toolbar "Edit component" visible'''.<br><br>		1. Open a new project "PCB with schematic" and switch to the empty PCB page [[Image:GotoPCB.jpg]] and select menu '''Packages/Create a new package...'''. A toolbar to the left will appear. Alternatively you can fade in and fade out this toolbar in menu '''View/Toolbars/Toolbar "Edit component" visible'''.<br><br>

	2. Select a suitable grid size. The pitch (= the distance between the centre of two adjacent pins) is 2.54 mm. Our grid of 0,635 mm is a quarter of the pitch so the grid is suitable. It is 1/40 of an inch. TARGET 3001! separates decimals by a '''comma''', not a period. Set the grid dialog to display only every second grid mark. So you ~~wnn~~'t get flooded with grid dots.<br><br>		2. Select a suitable grid size. The pitch (= the distance between the centre of two adjacent pins) is 2.54 mm. Our grid of 0,635 mm is a quarter of the pitch so the grid is suitable. It is 1/40 of an inch. TARGET 3001! separates decimals by a '''comma''', not a period. Set the grid dialog to display only every second grid mark. So you won't get flooded with grid dots.<br><br>
	[[Image:Gehs_raster.jpg\|none\|Window grid dialog]]<br><br>		[[Image:Gehs_raster.jpg\|none\|Window grid dialog]]<br><br>
	~~So we have~~ inch-sizes in mind but we set the scale metric, in millimeters (mm). You can set an alternative grid of 0,1mm which you can toggle by [Shift]+[F6] while drawing.<br><br>		Have inch-sizes in mind but set the scale metric, in millimeters (mm). You can set an alternative grid of 0,1mm for example which you can toggle by [Shift]+[F6] while drawing.<br><br>

	3. Any drawn element which is not copper is drawn on layer 21 which is "Position top". This is the general idea. TARGET activates this layer automatically. You can activate it manually by clicking the right mouse key on the layer number 21 on the right hand side bar.<br><br>		3. Any drawn element which is not copper is drawn on layer 21 which is "Position top". This is the general idea. TARGET activates this layer automatically. You can activate it manually by clicking the right mouse key on the layer number 21 on the right hand side bar.<br><br>

	[[Image:Layer21active.png\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:Layer21active.png\|none]]<br><br>
	Layer number 21 underlain in gray indicates it being currently ready for drawing on.<br><br>After you have chosen any drawing tool (line, rectangle or pen) the leftmost layer icon within the top toolbar (~~top egde of screen~~) indicates that ~~drawing~~ layer 21 is currently active.<br><br>		Layer number 21 underlain in gray indicates it being currently ready for drawing on.<br><br>After you have chosen any drawing tool (line, rectangle or pen) the leftmost layer icon within the top toolbar (the "layer history") indicates that layer 21 is currently active for drawing.<br><br>

	[[Image:ToolBarLayersNavig.png\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:ToolBarLayersNavig.png\|none]]<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Package outline */

2019-04-30T07:30:53Z

Package outline

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	Place a rectangle of approximately the same measurement as the package over the origin of the drawing. The exact coordinates of each line of this rectangle will now be entered.<br><br>		Place a rectangle of approximately the same measurement as the package over the origin of the drawing. The exact coordinates of each line of this rectangle will now be entered.<br><br>

	~~You need to decide if you want to use inch (inch, ") or metric (mm) dimensions. We recommend metric scale in mm. Set the scale in the grid dialog.~~ At any time you can switch the units using the function key [F4]. Set the dimensions of the rectangle within the tolerances according to the ~~value table~~. For the body we recommend to take the larger values to ~~be on the safe side~~ when assembling the board later. The pitch we set ~~exact~~ without tolerances.<br><br>		At any time you can switch the units (inch or mm) using the function key [F4]. Set the dimensions of the rectangle within the tolerances according to the sheet of values. For the body we recommend to take the larger values to have some tolerance when assembling the board later. The pitch we set exactly without tolerances.<br><br>

	The coordinates in the status bar show the position of your cursor. ~~Keyboard~~ functional key '''[F4]''' toggles the units. The image below shows the cursor position in inch at 0,03937\|0,06299 ". [F4] toggles to 0,533400\|0,546100 mm.<br><br>[[image:unit.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		The coordinates in the status bar show the position of your cursor. As mentioned above keyboard functional key '''[F4]''' toggles the units. The image below shows the cursor position in inch at 0,03937\|0,06299 ". [F4] toggles to 0,533400\|0,546100 mm.<br><br>[[image:unit.jpg\|none]]<br><br>

	~~The~~ package ~~shall be constructed,~~ centered around the point of origin. ~~So we start drawing a rectangle of any shape~~ to ~~any place:~~<br><br>		It is recommended to draw the package centered around the point of origin. The advantage is to have only few absolute coordinate values but just changing signums. <br><br>

	<b>'''"How to get my square to size quickest?"'''</b>		<b>'''"How to get my square to size quickest?"'''</b>

Markus Friedrich: /* Package outline */

2019-04-30T07:19:54Z

Package outline

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	2. Select a suitable grid size. The pitch (= the distance between the centre of two adjacent pins) is 2.54 mm. Our grid of 0,635 mm is a quarter of the pitch so the grid is suitable. It is 1/40 of an inch. TARGET 3001! separates decimals by a '''comma''', not a period. Set the grid dialog to display only every second grid mark. So you wnn't get flooded with grid dots.<br><br>		2. Select a suitable grid size. The pitch (= the distance between the centre of two adjacent pins) is 2.54 mm. Our grid of 0,635 mm is a quarter of the pitch so the grid is suitable. It is 1/40 of an inch. TARGET 3001! separates decimals by a '''comma''', not a period. Set the grid dialog to display only every second grid mark. So you wnn't get flooded with grid dots.<br><br>
	[[Image:Gehs_raster.jpg\|none\|Window grid dialog]]<br><br>		[[Image:Gehs_raster.jpg\|none\|Window grid dialog]]<br><br>
	~~For the package outline a grid of 0,635mm is suitable. That means~~ we have inch-sizes in mind but we set the scale metric, in millimeters (mm). You can set an alternative grid of 0,1mm which you can toggle by [Shift]+[F6] while drawing.<br><br>		So we have inch-sizes in mind but we set the scale metric, in millimeters (mm). You can set an alternative grid of 0,1mm which you can toggle by [Shift]+[F6] while drawing.<br><br>

	3. Any drawn element which is not copper is drawn on layer 21 which is "Position top". This is the general idea. TARGET activates this layer automatically. You can activate it manually by clicking the right mouse key on the layer number 21 on the right hand side bar.<br><br>		3. Any drawn element which is not copper is drawn on layer 21 which is "Position top". This is the general idea. TARGET activates this layer automatically. You can activate it manually by clicking the right mouse key on the layer number 21 on the right hand side bar.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Package outline */

2019-04-30T07:18:18Z

Package outline

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	1. Open a new project "PCB with schematic" and switch to the empty PCB page [[Image:GotoPCB.jpg]] and select menu '''Packages/Create a new package...'''. A toolbar to the left will appear. Alternatively you can fade in and fade out this toolbar in menu '''View/Toolbars/Toolbar "Edit component" visible'''.<br><br>		1. Open a new project "PCB with schematic" and switch to the empty PCB page [[Image:GotoPCB.jpg]] and select menu '''Packages/Create a new package...'''. A toolbar to the left will appear. Alternatively you can fade in and fade out this toolbar in menu '''View/Toolbars/Toolbar "Edit component" visible'''.<br><br>

	2. Select a suitable grid size. The pitch (= the distance between the centre of two adjacent pins) is 2.54 mm. Our grid of 0,635 mm is a quarter of the pitch so the grid is suitable. It is 1/40 of an inch. TARGET 3001! separates decimals by a '''comma''', not a period. Set the ~~above~~ grid ~~unit here: [[Image:view.jpg]] and here: [[Image:grid.jpg]] Use the same~~ dialog ~~in order~~ to display only every second grid mark. ~~See dialog:~~ <br><br>		2. Select a suitable grid size. The pitch (= the distance between the centre of two adjacent pins) is 2.54 mm. Our grid of 0,635 mm is a quarter of the pitch so the grid is suitable. It is 1/40 of an inch. TARGET 3001! separates decimals by a '''comma''', not a period. Set the grid dialog to display only every second grid mark. So you wnn't get flooded with grid dots.<br><br>
	[[Image:Gehs_raster.jpg\|none\|Window grid dialog]]<br><br>		[[Image:Gehs_raster.jpg\|none\|Window grid dialog]]<br><br>
	For the package outline a grid of 0,635mm is suitable. That means we have inch-sizes in mind but we set the scale metric, in millimeters (mm). You can set an alternative grid of 0,1mm which you can toggle by [Shift]+[F6] while drawing.<br><br>		For the package outline a grid of 0,635mm is suitable. That means we have inch-sizes in mind but we set the scale metric, in millimeters (mm). You can set an alternative grid of 0,1mm which you can toggle by [Shift]+[F6] while drawing.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Package outline */

2019-04-30T07:15:25Z

Package outline

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	Lets start with the N8DIP package. For a convenient work with this article it might be good to have these two above images printed on paper besides you.<br><br>		Lets start with the N8DIP package. For a convenient work with this article it might be good to have these two above images printed on paper besides you.<br><br>

	1. Open a new project "PCB with schematic" and switch to the empty PCB page [[Image:GotoPCB.jpg]] and select menu '''View/Toolbars/Toolbar "Edit component" visible''' ~~to get the toolbar to the left~~.<br><br>		1. Open a new project "PCB with schematic" and switch to the empty PCB page [[Image:GotoPCB.jpg]] and select menu '''Packages/Create a new package...'''. A toolbar to the left will appear. Alternatively you can fade in and fade out this toolbar in menu '''View/Toolbars/Toolbar "Edit component" visible'''.<br><br>

	2. Select a suitable grid size. The pitch (= the distance between the centre of two adjacent pins) is 2.54 mm a grid of 0,635 mm (a quarter of the pitch~~) would be~~ suitable. It is 1/40 of an inch. TARGET 3001! separates decimals by a '''comma''', not a period. Set the above grid unit here: [[Image:view.jpg]] and here: [[Image:grid.jpg]] Use the same dialog in order to display only every second grid mark. See dialog: <br><br>		2. Select a suitable grid size. The pitch (= the distance between the centre of two adjacent pins) is 2.54 mm. Our grid of 0,635 mm is a quarter of the pitch so the grid is suitable. It is 1/40 of an inch. TARGET 3001! separates decimals by a '''comma''', not a period. Set the above grid unit here: [[Image:view.jpg]] and here: [[Image:grid.jpg]] Use the same dialog in order to display only every second grid mark. See dialog: <br><br>
	[[Image:Gehs_raster.jpg\|none\|Window grid dialog]]<br><br>		[[Image:Gehs_raster.jpg\|none\|Window grid dialog]]<br><br>
	For the package outline a grid of 0,635mm is suitable. That means we have inch-sizes in mind but we set the scale metric, in millimeters (mm). You can set an alternative grid of 0,1mm which you can toggle by [Shift]+[F6] while drawing.<br><br>		For the package outline a grid of 0,635mm is suitable. That means we have inch-sizes in mind but we set the scale metric, in millimeters (mm). You can set an alternative grid of 0,1mm which you can toggle by [Shift]+[F6] while drawing.<br><br>

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	5. An outline of the package with the exact measurements has now been constructed, centred about the point of origin of the drawing. Now, in order to place a notch (mark) on the left vertical line, we select the left vertical line. This will cause little "catchboxes" to appear at the ends of the line and in the middle. Now press [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] upon the middle box and ~~add~~ two vertices. Vertex means another "bending point", represented by another black catchboxes created within the line. Again press '''[[M2]]''' at the middle segment and convert it to an arc. Use keyboaed key [a] to change into the mode of ~~dragging~~ an arc. Now set a little notch. Also a little circular mark can be set to indicate where pad 1 shall be placed later. Or a line can be drawn or anything suitable to make its orientation clear.<br><br>		5. An outline of the package with the exact measurements has now been constructed, centred about the point of origin of the drawing. Now, in order to place a notch (mark) on the left vertical line, we select the left vertical line. This will cause little "catchboxes" to appear at the ends of the line and in the middle. Now press [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] upon the middle box and "Insert two vertices"a. Vertex means another "bending point", represented by another black catchboxes created within the line. Again press '''[[M2]]''' at the middle segment and convert it to an arc. Use keyboaed key [g] to change into the mode of dra<u>g</u>ging an arc. Now set a little notch. Also a little circular mark can be set to indicate where pad 1 shall be placed later. Or a line can be drawn or anything suitable to make its orientation clear.<br><br>

	[[Image:e_comp6.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:e_comp6.jpg\|none]]<br><br>

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	5. An outline of the package with the exact measurements has now been constructed, centred about the point of origin of the drawing. Now, in order to place a notch (mark) on the left vertical line, we select the left vertical line. This will cause little "catchboxes" to appear at the ends of the line and in the middle. Now press [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] upon the middle box and add two vertices. Vertex means another "bending point", represented by another black catchboxes created within the line. Again press '''[[M2]]''' at the middle segment and convert it to an arc. Use keyboaed key [a] to change into ~~this~~ mode. Now set a little notch. Also a little circular mark can be set to indicate where ~~Pad~~ 1 shall be placed later. Or a line can be drawn or ~~whatever..~~.<br><br>		5. An outline of the package with the exact measurements has now been constructed, centred about the point of origin of the drawing. Now, in order to place a notch (mark) on the left vertical line, we select the left vertical line. This will cause little "catchboxes" to appear at the ends of the line and in the middle. Now press [[Mousekeys\|'''M2''']] upon the middle box and add two vertices. Vertex means another "bending point", represented by another black catchboxes created within the line. Again press '''[[M2]]''' at the middle segment and convert it to an arc. Use keyboaed key [a] to change into the mode of dragging an arc. Now set a little notch. Also a little circular mark can be set to indicate where pad 1 shall be placed later. Or a line can be drawn or anything suitable to make its orientation clear.<br><br>

	[[Image:e_comp6.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:e_comp6.jpg\|none]]<br><br>