Naked Proto10 Rules For Perfect Data
Rule 1 :
Your input data should contain
• Copper Layers
• Solder Mask Layers
• Silk Screen Layers
• Mechanical Layers
• Drill Layers
• Routing Layers (if special type)
Your input data should contain
• Copper Layers
• Solder Mask Layers
• Silk Screen Layers
• Mechanical Layers
• Drill Layers
• Routing Layers (if special type)
Rule 2 :
The data should contain 274 X (extended) format and drill file should be in excellon 2,4 or 3, 2 format with embedded tool list or if any special requirement please attach word file or excel file.
The data should contain 274 X (extended) format and drill file should be in excellon 2,4 or 3, 2 format with embedded tool list or if any special requirement please attach word file or excel file.
Rule 3:
We do not accept PCB design data (Please export from your PCB design software)
We do not accept PCB design data (Please export from your PCB design software)
Rule 4:
Please avoid gapping in between names while you prepare an attachment.
Please avoid gapping in between names while you prepare an attachment.
Rule 5 :
Please avoid sending in PDF, image file, calendar file, auto cad with which it is difficult to extract to a gerber format.
Please avoid sending in PDF, image file, calendar file, auto cad with which it is difficult to extract to a gerber format.
Rule 6 :
Use same units (mm or inch) in your gerber drill output file from the PCB design software while you export.
Use same units (mm or inch) in your gerber drill output file from the PCB design software while you export.
Rule 7 :
Avoid mirroring your layer image or drill layer
Avoid mirroring your layer image or drill layer
Rule 8 :
Do not overlap drill hole for slots
Do not overlap drill hole for slots
Rule 9 :
If it is a non PTH hole, kindly mention it is a mechanical layer or mention if it is required.
If it is a non PTH hole, kindly mention it is a mechanical layer or mention if it is required.
Rule 10 :
Trace and Space
Etching file line trace and space, especially on plated layer, can directly affect the manufacturability of the board.
Using a layer trace and space than the minimum manufacturable (typically 4 milli trace and space minimum for most factors can help control costs and achieve manufacturing yields)
Trace and Space
Etching file line trace and space, especially on plated layer, can directly affect the manufacturability of the board.
Using a layer trace and space than the minimum manufacturable (typically 4 milli trace and space minimum for most factors can help control costs and achieve manufacturing yields)
