The PCB fab have a 5x5cm minimum board size. My board is approx. 35x20mm so I can easily put two side-by-side and thus double the board count within this limit. What is the best way to do this?
One of the specs is the number of designs on your board. Some companies will charge extra for multiple designs, even if you're not asking them to cut V-grooves or otherwise separate them
Yair Almanza Armenta
11/18/2016 3:25:56 AM
Assuming you are referring to the smart prototyping PCB service, you must use V-grooves rather than drilled holes.
michal.kozlok
11/15/2016 6:40:38 PM
What I usually do is panelize my design, using something like CAM350. I clear out 1/4" or more between any copper feature for each instantiation of the board. Then I just submit it like that, when it comes back I just cut them out on my band saw.
szoke.szabolcs
12/19/2016 2:48:01 AM
One of the specs is the number of designs on your board. Some companies will charge extra for multiple designs, even if you're not asking them to cut V-grooves or otherwise separate them
Yair Almanza Armenta
11/18/2016 3:25:56 AM
Assuming you are referring to the smart prototyping PCB service, you must use V-grooves rather than drilled holes.
michal.kozlok
11/15/2016 6:40:38 PM
What I usually do is panelize my design, using something like CAM350. I clear out 1/4" or more between any copper feature for each instantiation of the board. Then I just submit it like that, when it comes back I just cut them out on my band saw.