It does not matter too much of the unit you use, as the software can change between the two units.
brian
12/19/2016 5:58:29 PM
You can use whatever you want.
sean-maloney
12/11/2016 3:32:51 PM
I think mils is the most used unit.
joerg.friedrichs
12/10/2016 7:21:36 PM
It depends on the parts you're using and the capabilities of the
manufacturer. If the manufacturer is using mils, then you need to
use mil as unit.
ondrasebesta
9/12/2016 1:07:51 AM
While the metric system is arguably saner, some people are pretty adamant about using mils.
I think it has something to do with the machines used by manufacturers. So it depends on the manufacturer's prefer.
cgr-pcb
12/28/2016 7:50:44 PM
It does not matter too much of the unit you use, as the software can change between the two units.
brian
12/19/2016 5:58:29 PM
You can use whatever you want.
sean-maloney
12/11/2016 3:32:51 PM
I think mils is the most used unit.
joerg.friedrichs
12/10/2016 7:21:36 PM
It depends on the parts you're using and the capabilities of the manufacturer. If the manufacturer is using mils, then you need to use mil as unit.
ondrasebesta
9/12/2016 1:07:51 AM
While the metric system is arguably saner, some people are pretty adamant about using mils. I think it has something to do with the machines used by manufacturers. So it depends on the manufacturer's prefer.