Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 30 18:55:20 EDT 2015 | hawaii11
You can generate XY Centroid, from Gerber files using FAB 3000 V7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSHwBJ5u3uo www.fab3000.com www.numericalinnovations.com
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Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 24 12:41:18 EST 2014 | mi
Depending on what X-Y centroid / CAD data you need, there are different SW I've used to do the job. If you need PCB gerber "artwork" (rounds, rectangles, lines, squares,...geometric figures), you can use GraphicCode GC-Place & such - load the gerber
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 28 03:34:21 EST 2014 | jlawson
MSS Valor Process Preparation, also has great gerber processing... http://www.mentor.com/pcb-manufacturing-assembly/products/valor-mss-process-preparation But as stated gerber was never intended to cope with assembly data only fabrication hence not
Electronics Forum | Sat Feb 04 10:02:53 EST 2017 | mikekeens
GC-PowerPlace from http://www.graphicode.com/ will do this but takes time to get to grips with and can be time consuming depending on the design complexity and the type of data available. Ideally i recommend asking for CAD data as this will contain
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 26 14:21:17 EST 2014 | heatherc
Aegis Software has multiple solutions that will do this - http://www.aiscorp.com
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 05 09:54:16 EST 2014 | bradlanger
There is a lower cost solution out there from Numerical Innovations Called Fab 3000 Professional.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 12 12:33:50 EDT 2014 | alphatronique
Thank Brad Fab 3000 was first soft i try that actually work without need to read whole manual and it price was right ..
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 19 15:16:35 EST 2014 | jlawson
Gerber in general is not best data set for assembly, alot of processing has to be done, manually or via software tools, all with their nice features, but as you state there is no actual datum XY , pin 1 , rotation references thus has to be 'generated
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