I ran into a problem with a board house and my via’s annular rings.
My typical via is a 0.020 hole with a ring of 0.030.
my traces are typically 0.010 & 0.012.
what via sizes are you guys running with ?
I ran into a problem with a board house and my via’s annular rings.
My typical via is a 0.020 hole with a ring of 0.030.
my traces are typically 0.010 & 0.012.
what via sizes are you guys running with ?
the default DRC on Eagle has a minimum of 24 mils so that’s what I use.
so if i understand, 24 mills would be like a 20mill hole with a 44 mill annular ring ?
seulater:
I ran into a problem with a board house and my via’s annular rings
What problem?
Or, a 20mil hole after plating and a 24mil diameter ring.seulater:
so if i understand, 24 mills would be like a 20mill hole with a 44 mill annular ring ?
I use 24mil holes with a 28.8mil diameter ring; the ring
is 1.2 times the drill.
What layout software are you using?
WOW!, that leaves you with a ~2mil annular ring.
I am using Labcenter.
I use 15 mil hole vias with a 30 mil ring with out trouble and they are plenty small. Using Labcenter as well.
ohararp, Hows it going. Long time no talk!
if a 20mil hole with a 30mil ring has worked for me in the past i will just leave well enough alone. no sence that i can see to change things to drop to a 15,16,or 17 mil hole.
Correct. The min drill for BatchPCB is 20mil. So I bumpedseulater:
WOW!, that leaves you with a ~2mil annular ring.
the smallest drill to 24mil to avoid bot rejects.
The default drill on my EAGLE installation - which hasn’t been
customized, is 19.685mil (or 0.5mm). This is too small to pass
the BatchPCB bot.
This geometry allows two adjacent vias to be on a 50mil grid,
and pass 20mil DRC clearance and the 8mil BatchPCB bot.