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Want to change D2PAK footprint with TO263-3 on Orcad/Allegro PCB Editor

AamirZ
AamirZ over 13 years ago
I have a PCB *.BRD file. No schematic no netlist. On board 03 D2PAK footprint placed U28, U29, U30. I want to replace a only U29 footprint D2PAK with To263-3. Any body know the procedure to replace the footprint without schematic and netlist.
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  • Bonz
    Bonz over 13 years ago
    Check the other thread you posted in...
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  • Mstrghettorigg
    Mstrghettorigg over 13 years ago

    You could probably:

    1. Create new footprint

    2. Export netlist from existing board

    3. Edit netlist so that symbol/device name matches your new part for U29

    4. Correct netlist so the connections matches new part

    5. Import that netlist

    6. Place that symbol 

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  • AamirZ
    AamirZ over 13 years ago
    Thanks for reply. I export netlist change the required changes import the netlist through File>Import>Logic>Others but it shows many errors and nothing happen
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  • AamirZ
    AamirZ over 13 years ago
    Can you describe the process in detail
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  • Mstrghettorigg
    Mstrghettorigg over 13 years ago

    You probably need to export the library files from the board since you probably don't have the device files.

    File/export/Libraries

    Export to path you are set up to.

     

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