Edge-mounted vias… or how is this called? And can PCBs services manufacture it?
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I have a super basic PCB design here that I'd like to have produced as prototypes:
As you can see, the through-holes (vias) are at the border of the inner cutout. I imagine a manufacturer first prints the board and then cuts it, so that will be no problem to produce - correct (rendering is wrong of course, as vias are not cut)?
And how does one call such border/edge-mounted, cut-in-half vias?
Thanks!
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I have a super basic PCB design here that I'd like to have produced as prototypes:
As you can see, the through-holes (vias) are at the border of the inner cutout. I imagine a manufacturer first prints the board and then cuts it, so that will be no problem to produce - correct (rendering is wrong of course, as vias are not cut)?
And how does one call such border/edge-mounted, cut-in-half vias?
Thanks!
pcb pcb-design pcb-fabrication
asked 1 hour ago
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I have a super basic PCB design here that I'd like to have produced as prototypes:
As you can see, the through-holes (vias) are at the border of the inner cutout. I imagine a manufacturer first prints the board and then cuts it, so that will be no problem to produce - correct (rendering is wrong of course, as vias are not cut)?
And how does one call such border/edge-mounted, cut-in-half vias?
Thanks!
pcb pcb-design pcb-fabrication
asked 1 hour ago
Raphael JegerRaphael Jeger
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I have a super basic PCB design here that I'd like to have produced as prototypes:
As you can see, the through-holes (vias) are at the border of the inner cutout. I imagine a manufacturer first prints the board and then cuts it, so that will be no problem to produce - correct (rendering is wrong of course, as vias are not cut)?
And how does one call such border/edge-mounted, cut-in-half vias?
Thanks!
pcb pcb-design pcb-fabrication
pcb pcb-design pcb-fabrication
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They are called "castellations", from their similarity to the battlements of castles.
An example explanation from seeedstudio.
answered 1 hour ago
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They are called "castellations", from their similarity to the battlements of castles.
An example explanation from seeedstudio.
answered 1 hour ago
pjc50pjc50
33.5k33983
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perfect answer for a noob like me! Thanks!
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– Raphael Jeger
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They are called "castellations", from their similarity to the battlements of castles.
An example explanation from seeedstudio.
answered 1 hour ago
pjc50pjc50
33.5k33983
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perfect answer for a noob like me! Thanks!
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– Raphael Jeger
1 hour ago
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$begingroup$
They are called "castellations", from their similarity to the battlements of castles.
An example explanation from seeedstudio.
answered 1 hour ago
pjc50pjc50
33.5k33983
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They are called "castellations", from their similarity to the battlements of castles.
An example explanation from seeedstudio.
answered 1 hour ago
pjc50pjc50
33.5k33983
answered 1 hour ago
pjc50pjc50
33.5k33983
answered 1 hour ago
pjc50pjc50
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answered 1 hour ago
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perfect answer for a noob like me! Thanks!
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perfect answer for a noob like me! Thanks!
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