Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 14 08:06:43 EST 2008 | jdengler
Have you figued out how to import the gerber data into Camtastic? Once that is done click the tool menu at the top then the assembly utilities then create and group parts. This will allow you to select the pads for a given package and name it the
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 20 14:34:23 EDT 2007 | pnguyvu
Hi Mark, You can use the software called GC-PLACE to convert centroid, there are alots of SMT process engineer using it. Regards Steve USA STENCILS
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 03 14:56:42 EST 2006 | DannyJ
endorsed=compensated... Amazing, get three days off, I need to be retrained!
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 14 17:17:34 EDT 2002 | Benny
I am looking for cmos crystal oscillator data sheet or part number and DC/DC converter of +5V,-5V,3.6V data sheet or part number. I will be happy to recive any answers.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 04 13:47:15 EST 2006 | kmeline
Viewmaster may help. I talked with them in the past about using Gerbers to generate P&P data. I haven't used it but know where you are coming from.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 04 13:28:03 EST 2006 | mark
hi thank you for informations. one questions this software GC-Powerplace is it automatic generation from Gerber or you have to teach it. Regards Mark
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 13 15:10:51 EST 2006 | dphilbrick
Mark If you have not found what you want yet I can do the conversion for you. Let me know how many parts and I will give you a quote. dphilbrick@worldeb.com
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 29 03:32:59 EDT 2007 | bing007
Try unisoft who advertise in this forum. Looking at this software myself. May be giving it a try soon. http://www.unisoft-cim.com/services.html Steve
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 19 17:52:14 EDT 2007 | naimkapa
there is manual method of doing it you download GC prevue which you will able to open up the gerber once you have imported your gerber you can select a reference point and press Z on your keyboard and then you can go to each of the component and wr
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 03 14:55:56 EST 2006 | DannyJ
Caveat... I do not work for either company nor am I endorsed for this recommendation... We use CircuitCam for our needs. Works pretty well and allows you to keep several databases and is modular. Very pricey. The other software I have heard of is
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