Hi
A new user.
Using Eagle 7.2.0 Lite, how do I know if a new part has plated through holes? (as opposed to pads top and bottom).
Thanks
Hi
A new user.
Using Eagle 7.2.0 Lite, how do I know if a new part has plated through holes? (as opposed to pads top and bottom).
Thanks
On 10/03/15 15:34, Tony Wright wrote:
Hi
A new user.
Using Eagle 7.2.0 Lite, how do I know if a new part has plated through
holes? (as opposed to pads top and bottom).
Thanks
That's a meaningless question.
Parts don't have "plated-through" anything. Parts have symbols and
packages. Packages have pads, which can be either SMD or through-hole.
The latter have a drill size and a restring (and elongation), from which
Eagle produces the necessary data for plating and drilling your PCB.
No mention of plated through holes there.
Now, what you do with your PCB data afterwards is up to you. If you send
it to a professional PCB fab, they will probably through-plate all the
holes unless you tell them otherwise.
On 10/03/15 15:34, Tony Wright wrote:
Hi
A new user.
Using Eagle 7.2.0 Lite, how do I know if a new part has plated through
holes? (as opposed to pads top and bottom).
Thanks
That's a meaningless question.
Parts don't have "plated-through" anything. Parts have symbols and
packages. Packages have pads, which can be either SMD or through-hole.
The latter have a drill size and a restring (and elongation), from which
Eagle produces the necessary data for plating and drilling your PCB.
No mention of plated through holes there.
Now, what you do with your PCB data afterwards is up to you. If you send
it to a professional PCB fab, they will probably through-plate all the
holes unless you tell them otherwise.