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well tested 0201 symbol footprint

frank mpbc
frank mpbc over 5 years ago

Hello,

Could someone recommend a 0201 footprint that is well proven for good from personal experience for reflow assembly?

Frank

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  • RFinley
    RFinley over 5 years ago

    https://blogs.mentor.com/tom-hausherr/blog/2010/09/22/pcb-design-perfection-starts-in-the-cad-library-part-2/

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  • frank mpbc
    frank mpbc over 5 years ago in reply to RFinley

    Thanks. The placement courtyard goes on what layer in Allegro?

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  • RFinley
    RFinley over 5 years ago in reply to frank mpbc

    Place_Pound_Top.  That is the layer Orcad/Allegro uses to flag touching/overlapping shapes.

    By my third company library, I started adding a component Body shape on DFA_bound_top (not a courtyard, actual body outline).  Its used by Allegro DFA Rules.  But, it's been handy as a visual check.

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  • CadAce2K
    CadAce2K over 5 years ago

    Go online, and access them off the free sites - Ultralibrarian, SnapEDA, etc. They all build according to IPC standards. Standard sizes are all over the internet now.  :)

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    CadAce2K over 5 years ago

    4118.02013A6R8BAT2A.zip

    For instance, attached is the 0201 cap from SnapEDA. Reminder - All footprint names are now in Metric (0603mm = 0201INCH)

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