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How to Create Custom holes in PCB Board design

Gopintj1
Gopintj1 over 12 years ago

Hi, I have been developing a simple PCB board which contains a PIR sensor, an LDR and some other discrete components along with MSP430G2231. I have done outlines for my board according to its dimension. Now, i would like to cut some part in middle of the board. Is it possible to do this, cos, i have seen some board in which part in middle of the board is cut. 

Can anyone help me with this?

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    KEN13 over 12 years ago

    Good morning,

        I use the board geometry/assembly layer to show the outline of the board panels along with areas to be routed out of the board.  For example I have a thermistor on the board and do not want any heat on the board getting to the thermistor so in the mentioned layer I give x,y cords for the fabrication house to route out certain areas.

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    KEN13 over 12 years ago

    Good morning,

        I use the board geometry/assembly layer to show the outline of the board panels along with areas to be routed out of the board.  For example I have a thermistor on the board and do not want any heat on the board getting to the thermistor so in the mentioned layer I give x,y cords for the fabrication house to route out certain areas.

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