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Ordering parts and combining them with some contract assembly places can be a pain. We need a more consistent way to track what/where/how much of each part we buy at the design stage instead of afterwards..
MacroFab Specs
Part
X
Y
Rotation
Side
Type
XSize
YSize
Value
Footprint
Populate
MPN
R1
1200.00
900.00
180
1
1
40.0
20.0
1K
0402-RES
1
MF-CAP-0402-27pF
Note that MacroFab seems to be able to figure out the positioning stuff automatically from KiCad files. Only the Italic ones seem to be needed.
PCBWay Specs
No.
Manufacturer
Manufacturer PN / Description
Distributor PN
Package
Value
Qty
RefDefs
Type
Note
1
C-EUC0402_TI
0402
220nF
31
C1-C14,C16-C46,C137
SMT
Since PCBWay is not fully automated like MacroFab, as long as some of the info is there we should be able to sort it out. For this reason I think we should aim for the first format.
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I made the recent parts order using https://github.com/Jeff-Ciesielski/Boms-Away
It's a nice portable python2 app using wxpython and sqlalchemy. Works well on my setup and for my workflow to keep things simple and save all supplier info in KiCad projects.
Ordering parts and combining them with some contract assembly places can be a pain. We need a more consistent way to track what/where/how much of each part we buy at the design stage instead of afterwards..
MacroFab Specs
Note that MacroFab seems to be able to figure out the positioning stuff automatically from KiCad files. Only the Italic ones seem to be needed.
PCBWay Specs
Since PCBWay is not fully automated like MacroFab, as long as some of the info is there we should be able to sort it out. For this reason I think we should aim for the first format.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: