Molded Interconnect Device (MID) - Revision history

Ferdinand at 15:01, 19 November 2021

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	<span class="plainlinks">[//server.ibfriedrich.com/download/pdf/TARGET_MID.pdf Flyer-Download]</span><br>		<span class="plainlinks">[//server.ibfriedrich.com/download/pdf/TARGET_MID.pdf Flyer-Download]</span><br>
	<span class="plainlinks">[http://www.pcb-pool.com/ppuk/info_pcbpool_3d_mid.html PCB-POOL-Edition]</span><br>		<span class="plainlinks">[http://www.pcb-pool.com/ppuk/info_pcbpool_3d_mid.html PCB-POOL-Edition]</span><br>
	<span class="plainlinks">[https://~~server~~.ibfriedrich.com/~~shop~~/~~index.php?currency=USD&language=en&main_page=index~~ TARGET 3001! mid (SHOP)]</span><br><br>		<span class="plainlinks">[https://shop.ibfriedrich.com/en/ TARGET 3001! mid (SHOP)]</span><br><br>
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Markus Friedrich at 09:00, 11 March 2019

2019-03-11T09:00:13Z

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	<b>[[MID Tutorial]]</b><br><br>		<b>[[MID Tutorial]]</b><br><br>
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	<span class="plainlinks">[[image:videovorschaubilder-mid-big.jpg\|link=//server.ibfriedrich.com/video/e/mid/mid.mp4\|Video: How to design electronics to a MID]]</span><br><br>PCBs waste space, have weight, need to be mounted and cost money. If you only need something to hold and connect your electronics components, think about an MID. In many cases an existing plastic part could do the job. TARGET 3001! lets electronics developers work how they are used to: Create a schematic, import the MID as a STEP file, place the packages on the arbitrarily formed MID, see the airwires on the MID body and draw the tracks. The design rule check tells whether all packages are placed, all connections are established and no spacing violations occur.<br><br>		<span class="plainlinks">[[image:videovorschaubilder-mid-big.jpg\|link=//server.ibfriedrich.com/video/e/mid/mid.mp4\|Video: How to design electronics to a MID]]</span><br><br>PCBs waste space, have weight, need to be mounted and cost money. If you only need something to hold and connect your electronics components, think about an MID. In many cases an existing plastic part could do the job. TARGET 3001! lets electronics developers work how they are used to: Create a schematic, import the MID as a STEP file, place the packages on the arbitrarily formed MID, see the airwires on the MID body and draw the tracks. The design rule check tells whether all packages are placed, all connections are established and no spacing violations occur.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 08:59, 11 March 2019

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Markus Friedrich at 08:59, 11 March 2019

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Markus Friedrich at 10:27, 25 February 2019

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-In the demo version "[[Download|V19 discover]]" some MID-Funktionen work.<br>
+In the non commercial editions  MID functionality is given up to 10 pins/pads.<br>
+In the commercial editions MID functionality is given in growing strength. Please have a look at the [http://ibfriedrich.com/landingpage/editions/en/index.html editions overview].<br>
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 <span class="plainlinks">[//server.ibfriedrich.com/download/pdf/TARGET_MID.pdf Flyer-Download]</span><br>

Michelle Fischer at 09:04, 13 February 2019

2019-02-13T09:04:38Z

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	<span class="plainlinks">[[image:~~videostart_mid_e~~.~~png~~\|link=//server.ibfriedrich.com/video/e/mid/mid.mp4\|Video: How to design electronics to a MID]]</span><br><br>PCBs waste space, have weight, need to be mounted and cost money. If you only need something to hold and connect your electronics components, think about an MID. In many cases an existing plastic part could do the job. TARGET 3001! lets electronics developers work how they are used to: Create a schematic, import the MID as a STEP file, place the packages on the arbitrarily formed MID, see the airwires on the MID body and draw the tracks. The design rule check tells whether all packages are placed, all connections are established and no spacing violations occur.<br><br>		<span class="plainlinks">[[image:videovorschaubilder-mid-big.jpg\|link=//server.ibfriedrich.com/video/e/mid/mid.mp4\|Video: How to design electronics to a MID]]</span><br><br>PCBs waste space, have weight, need to be mounted and cost money. If you only need something to hold and connect your electronics components, think about an MID. In many cases an existing plastic part could do the job. TARGET 3001! lets electronics developers work how they are used to: Create a schematic, import the MID as a STEP file, place the packages on the arbitrarily formed MID, see the airwires on the MID body and draw the tracks. The design rule check tells whether all packages are placed, all connections are established and no spacing violations occur.<br><br>

	<br>Image: A 3D body carries the circuitry with all elements and devices<br>Shown is . <br><br>		<br>Image: A 3D body carries the circuitry with all elements and devices<br>Shown is . <br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:29, 9 July 2018

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	In the demo version "V19 discover" some MID-Funktionen work.<br>		In the demo version "[[Download\|V19 discover]]" some MID-Funktionen work.<br>

	You can:<br><br>		You can:<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:07, 9 July 2018

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 The width and spacing of the tracks can be determined by the constraints in the schematic. An automatic snap-on-pad and snap-on-track as well as the possibility to drag track corners help the designer to easily connect all nets. The spacing of each track is also displayed during placement and dragging. One swift click on a button lets the developer directly export the required 3D STEP file towards the LPKF Cicuit-Pro software. The pads and tracks can now be assigned to certain lasering poses and to the respective laser unit, if more than one are available on the LPKF laser machine. Now the working path of the <span class="plainlinks">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molded_interconnect_device#Laser_Direct_Structuring_.28LDS.29 laser structuring]</span> can be computed and the production can begin immediately.<br><br>TARGET 3001! also exports the centers of the pads and the appropriate normal angles to dispense solder paste or conducting glue. The bill of material can be output with the X/Y/Z coordinates of the components and their azimuth and zenith angle for automatic assembly.<br><br>
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Markus Friedrich at 11:45, 21 June 2018

2018-06-21T11:45:20Z

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	<div style="float: left; display: inline-block; width: 24%; margin: 5px;">[[image:mid_dice1_400.jpg\|The outer shape of the dice]]<br>Image: The object in real. The outer shape of the dice</div>		<div style="float: left; display: inline-block; width: 24%; margin: 5px;">[[image:mid_dice1_400.jpg\|The outer shape of the dice]]<br>Image: The object in real. The outer shape of the dice</div>
	<div style="float: left; display: inline-block; width: 24%; margin: 5px;">[[image:mid_dice2_400.jpg\|The outer shape of the dice]]<br>Image: The object in real. You got five!</div>		<div style="float: left; display: inline-block; width: 24%; margin: 5px;">[[image:mid_dice2_400.jpg\|The outer shape of the dice]]<br>Image: The object in real. You got five!</div>
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	The width and spacing of the tracks can be determined by the constraints in the schematic. An automatic snap-on-pad and snap-on-track as well as the possibility to drag track corners help the designer to easily connect all nets. The spacing of each track is also displayed during placement and dragging. One swift click on a button lets the developer directly export the required 3D STEP file towards the LPKF Cicuit-Pro software. The pads and tracks can now be assigned to certain lasering poses and to the respective laser unit, if more than one are available on the LPKF laser machine. Now the working path of the <span class="plainlinks">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molded_interconnect_device#Laser_Direct_Structuring_.28LDS.29 laser structuring]</span> can be computed and the production can begin immediately.<br><br>TARGET 3001! also exports the centers of the pads and the appropriate normal angles to dispense solder paste or conducting glue. The bill of material can be output with the X/Y/Z coordinates of the components and their azimuth and zenith angle for automatic assembly.<br><br>		The width and spacing of the tracks can be determined by the constraints in the schematic. An automatic snap-on-pad and snap-on-track as well as the possibility to drag track corners help the designer to easily connect all nets. The spacing of each track is also displayed during placement and dragging. One swift click on a button lets the developer directly export the required 3D STEP file towards the LPKF Cicuit-Pro software. The pads and tracks can now be assigned to certain lasering poses and to the respective laser unit, if more than one are available on the LPKF laser machine. Now the working path of the <span class="plainlinks">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molded_interconnect_device#Laser_Direct_Structuring_.28LDS.29 laser structuring]</span> can be computed and the production can begin immediately.<br><br>TARGET 3001! also exports the centers of the pads and the appropriate normal angles to dispense solder paste or conducting glue. The bill of material can be output with the X/Y/Z coordinates of the components and their azimuth and zenith angle for automatic assembly.<br><br>
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	<span class="plainlinks">[//server.ibfriedrich.com/download/pdf/TARGET_MID.pdf Flyer-Download]</span><br>		<span class="plainlinks">[//server.ibfriedrich.com/download/pdf/TARGET_MID.pdf Flyer-Download]</span><br>
	<span class="plainlinks">[http://www.pcb-pool.com/ppuk/info_pcbpool_3d_mid.html PCB-POOL-Edition]</span><br>		<span class="plainlinks">[http://www.pcb-pool.com/ppuk/info_pcbpool_3d_mid.html PCB-POOL-Edition]</span><br>

Markus Friedrich at 11:44, 21 June 2018

2018-06-21T11:44:42Z

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	<span class="plainlinks">[[image:videostart_mid_e.png\|link=//server.ibfriedrich.com/video/e/mid/mid.mp4\|Video: How to design electronics to a MID]]</span><br><br>PCBs waste space, have weight, need to be mounted and cost money. If you only need something to hold and connect your electronics components, think about an MID. In many cases an existing plastic part could do the job. TARGET 3001! lets electronics developers work how they are used to: Create a schematic, import the MID as a STEP file, place the packages on the arbitrarily formed MID, see the airwires on the MID body and draw the tracks. The design rule check tells whether all packages are placed, all connections are established and no spacing violations occur.<br><br>		<span class="plainlinks">[[image:videostart_mid_e.png\|link=//server.ibfriedrich.com/video/e/mid/mid.mp4\|Video: How to design electronics to a MID]]</span><br><br>PCBs waste space, have weight, need to be mounted and cost money. If you only need something to hold and connect your electronics components, think about an MID. In many cases an existing plastic part could do the job. TARGET 3001! lets electronics developers work how they are used to: Create a schematic, import the MID as a STEP file, place the packages on the arbitrarily formed MID, see the airwires on the MID body and draw the tracks. The design rule check tells whether all packages are placed, all connections are established and no spacing violations occur.<br><br>