#18 How to Panelize PCB in kicad 7.0 | V-score | Mouse-Bite |
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- In this exciting episode of our PCB series, we delve into the world of PCB panelization and explore two popular methods: V-score and mouse bites.
Panelization is essential for streamlining the manufacturing and assembly processes, making it easier to work with multiple PCBs. We uncover the reasons why panelization is necessary, such as improving transportation, assembly, and soldering efficiency. It also enables effective management of various circuits on the same panel, benefiting both manufacturing and assembly operations.
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▬▬▬▬▬▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00- intro
0:24- Why Panelization?
1:01- Types of Panelization
1:10- Manual V-score in Kicad
4:12- Manual Mouse-Bite in Kicad
5:11- Partial Automated Routing
6:10- FreeRouting Plugin
6:32- Outro
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Very well chosen topic and explanation. Because of you, we could cut our PCB cost by a third!
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Glad it was helpful!!
Always with great contents 🎉 waiting for more depth videos like routing guidelines, placement and so on
Thank you, More to come!
Thanks a lot.
Most welcome!
I was waiting for this video from a long time. Could you just make a video in which you could tell us how we can combine two or more than two different pcb. So that i can order single pcb of two different project in same cost and just break them apart and use it in the different project.
We'll do that in the next video 🙌.
But i don't think you can print 2 PCB in a panel at cost of 1.
Panel charges will be different, and there might be additional cost as you keep adding more design to the same panel.
@@pcbcupid so is there any other ways by which i can add two circuit in same board and later we can cut on my own it if we provide enough spacing . As it will save time and money during prototyping the circuit.
@@sudhanshuranjan4957 if you can make your 2-3 design as a single PCB (without vscore or mouse bite). You can get it done cheaper, but you won't have proper finish and need to use crude way to break the PCB (Saw, CNC or some other means)
Thank you so much for this amazing content, can you also please make videos of Orcad/Allegro PCB designing.
Glad you like this content! We'll be soon working on either of this software soon altium / orcad or Easy EDA.
@@pcbcupid Eagerly waiting for your videos on Orcad.
I don't get how you get from a leader dimension to the v-score remark so quickly.
Did you install some plugin?
There are no additional plugins; I have just timelapsed the video for better pacing.
It was a good video, but I still didn't get the point why should we do it ourselves rather than leaving that job to the manufacturer.
Not all Manufacturers give custom options to make rails, mounting points or other features like fiducials. Which are very essential if the PCB are not assembled or tested by them.
Getting 5 panels with 6 small pcbs each is often cheaper than getting 30 pcbs. At least when you're working with small boards
Another example where you might need to do it yourself is a small board like I'm making that has castellated holes right where all the automated tools want to add the mouse bites 🤬 but need to be routed out there instead with the bites to either side.