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Hi there, I just received the PCBs from fabrication.. unfortunately I have a design flaw.. As I used SIL-6 & SIL-14 they have 0.032" drill holes which don't fit regular 0.1" square pin arrays which

Thank you Markus for this interesting utility. When needed, it will save a lot of time and clicks :) I run it as a test on my Windows 7 Home Basic. Its learning curve is 1 or 2 seconds at most :)

Perhaps this highlights that some form of inbuilt scripting / macro functionality within pcbnew might be something to be looked into. Andy "mgebha" <markus@...> wrote:

Good point! If someone wants to port this to another platform, I would gladly make the relevant parts of the code available. In the first place it was only a proof of concept. I did not expect it to

I have implemented some more features and brushed up the existing application: http://www.jave.de/kicad/pcbmultiplyer_1.1.zip In the first version, you were only able to select a target board size and

I found a workaround to the freerouter being "write-protected" problem. If I download the freeroute.jnlp file and launch it locally (as opposed to using webstart) then it works fine and allows me to

Hi Guys a little off topic but I'm hoping someone may have encountered this and has a solution handy, I'm getting nowhere... I have a problem with KiCAD/freerouter. I was routing a large 6 layer PCB

This is a nice contribution. However, I would have tried to code using the same language/libs that Kicad is using in case that the developers would have liked to push this into kicad. Currently I'm

Hi, often when I finish a design with KiCad, I want to print more than one of them on a single board. Of course one can do that by copying and moving the whole content in PCBnew. This has some

Hello Charles, There is no flaw in LTspice - all SPICE3-compatible programs treat only the netlist order as important; the pin names are irrelevant to a SPICE parser. The problem is not a new one, and

No afaik,but if you segment the track, then you can change the individual segment widths. - Anders Gustafsson Engineer, CNE6, ASE Pedago, The Aaland Islands (N60 E20) www.pedago.fi phone +358 18 12060

I am having trouble with simulating a 5V regulator using LTSPICE. The problem is LTSPICE and KICAD SPICE netlister don't always agree how the sub-circuit calling parameters should be sequentially

Is kicad DRC is able to NECK the tracks automatically? If now how to neck it manually ? i hav some designs which requires tracks to be drwn between the IC pins. so pls guide me how to perform necking

I have 2 related questions. First, is it possible to copy or move artwork to a different layer in Module editor? Specifically, I have artwork on SoldP_Back and I want it on SilkS_Front. The background

Hello, You sent me this mail direct, not on the Kicad group. No problem. Probably you do not have declared the path for your own library. In PCBnew, go to Preference, Library, and add your library

Indeed, it's fixed in the last version, thank you!. Cat

Off topic reply (about rotary encoder design): Jorge, if you are designing a conventional 24-position rotary switch, your design should work OK. However, if you are trying to determine a shaft

Le 18/01/2011 19:25, jean-pierre charras a écrit : Le 18/01/2011 18:09, catalin_cluj a écrit : I think this is a bug, I'm having the same problem. Probably the DRC algorithm is tricked by

Le 18/01/2011 18:09, catalin_cluj a écrit : I think this is a bug, I'm having the same problem. Probably the DRC algorithm is tricked by coordinates that overlap in pads rotated by non-right angles.

You cannot have a ratsnest without a netlist, which is usually generated bu the schematic program eeschema. So if you do have have a ratsnest, where did it come from? Without a netlist you would be