oshparkFrom the Rebooting Electronics blog:
“Mocking” – Minimising RiskThe goal is to have as few spins of the board as possible and the process of mocking the board was a huge help
From the Rebooting Electronics blog:
“Mocking” – Minimising RiskThe goal is to have as few spins of the board as possible and the process of mocking the board was a huge help
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Just make sure your printer is accurate dimensionally. Some printers have issues in the "roller direction" - across a large board, it may add up to enough to make you think something is wrong with the design. Check with a rule before revising. Source - boards I made with toner transfer before batch PCB services existed - in that case, the boards themselves were off :-(
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thanks for the insight
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"Mock" "Yeaah" "Ing" "Yeah" "Board" "Yeah" "Mocking Board, Yeah"
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