Could some electronics guru please
shed some light on the following ?
Recently, a colleague of mine was
discussing the PCB panellization
technique, where a large PCB board
can consist of a number of smaller
boards, and after fabrication, this
large board is cut up into a number
of smaller boards, each for a slightly
different use.
What puzzled us was how in this case
would the Berber files be organized.
I have some familiarity with Gerber
files, and it was not clear how the
fabrication details for two(for
example) separate PCBs be included
in the same Gerber file, given that
they are PCBs for different purposes.
Is it the case that the initial layout
is done in way that at the time of
Gerber file generation, they come
out as layout details for two
separate PCBs, but included in the
same Gerber file ? Any hints, ideas
or relevant pointers to information
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
in advance.
shed some light on the following ?
Recently, a colleague of mine was
discussing the PCB panellization
technique, where a large PCB board
can consist of a number of smaller
boards, and after fabrication, this
large board is cut up into a number
of smaller boards, each for a slightly
different use.
What puzzled us was how in this case
would the Berber files be organized.
I have some familiarity with Gerber
files, and it was not clear how the
fabrication details for two(for
example) separate PCBs be included
in the same Gerber file, given that
they are PCBs for different purposes.
Is it the case that the initial layout
is done in way that at the time of
Gerber file generation, they come
out as layout details for two
separate PCBs, but included in the
same Gerber file ? Any hints, ideas
or relevant pointers to information
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
in advance.