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How do people generate layer stack-up files for PCB manufacturer?

doginwater
doginwater over 9 years ago

Hello, 

I am trying to generate stack-up information for PCB manufacturer, in a PDF format? Does PCB Designer have a function to do this?

Thanks for your help.

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  • steve
    steve over 9 years ago
    Yes - Add it to the cross section (Dielectric layer) above and below TOP and BOTTOM. Edit the materials.dat file located in <your_install_dir>\share\pcb\text and add a new dielectric material called SOLDERMASK, (best to copy an existing one). Then change the dielectric material in the cross section.
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    ichliebedich over 4 years ago in reply to steve

    how can I change the displayed color of cross section? I tried to find Xsection attribute in color dialog, there was no any option to select color that I want

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  • RFinley
    RFinley over 4 years ago in reply to ichliebedich

    When you export it as ODB/IPC/Gerber, these don't have colors, only layers. 

    For layout display, it's under Manufacturing/NCDrillLegend using the color chooser.

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    RFinley over 4 years ago in reply to ichliebedich

    When you export it as ODB/IPC/Gerber, these don't have colors, only layers. 

    For layout display, it's under Manufacturing/NCDrillLegend using the color chooser.

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