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Plated slots for OSHPark in KiCAD
09/14/2015 at 20:01 • 0 commentsI have always thought that OSHPark do not support plated slots at all.
But this is actually not true anymore, they (OSHPark) just don't officially support it ;-)
You apparently have to mark the plated slots on the outline/edge layer for the fab-house to note as described here:
http://support.oshpark.com/support/solutions/articles/134889-internal-cutouts-and-slots
A more in-detail description on how to do this in KiCAD can be found here:
https://forum.kicad.info/t/oval-pads-not-possible-for-oshpark/835/4
- Draw a line on the outline/edge layer and set its diameter to the slot's width, it's as simple as that
If you follow the instructions, OSHPark should give you a preview with plated slots (and hopefully the fab-house will do as isntructed, too).
- Draw a line on the outline/edge layer and set its diameter to the slot's width, it's as simple as that
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ventosus
wrote 08/06/2014 at 06:12
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I'm really curious where this goes. I look at it from a musical point of view and would love to see it used as a bidirectional bridge between software synthesizers and analog synthesizers, to get the best of both worlds...
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wrote 06/14/2014 at 20:46
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Looking at the feed, it seems like you wrote something on my microreader project page, but the comment didn't display there. It looks like the comment disappeared.
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wrote 06/15/2014 at 07:58
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It was another comment about fast reading. It was redundant as others have pointed it out previously, so I removed it.