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#
# $Id$
# COPYRIGHT
#
# PCB, interactive printed circuit board design
# Copyright (C) 2003 Dan McMahill
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
#
#
#
# Amp (www.amp.com) Specific Footprints
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# the definition of a MICTOR connector
# $1: canonical name
# $2: name on PCB
# $3: value
# $4: number of pins
# $5: pad width (1/1000 mil)
# $6: pad length (1/1000 mil)
# $7: pad pitch (1/1000 mil)
# $8: pad seperation center to center for pads on opposite sides of
# the package (1/1000 mil)
# $9: define to make the pins get numbered starting with the highest pin
# instead of pin 1. Needed for certain brain damaged packages like
# the Mini-Circuits KK81
# pin 1 will be upper left, pin N/2 will be lower left,
# pin N will be upper right as defined here
define(`COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_MIL',
`
# number of pads
define(`NPADS', `$4')
# number of segments of 38 pins each
define(`NSEG', eval(NPADS/38))
# pad width in 1/1000 mil
define(`PADWIDTH', `$5')
# pad length in 1/1000 mil
define(`PADLENGTH',`$6')
# pad pitch 1/1000 mil
define(`PITCH',`$7')
# seperation between pads on opposite sides 1/1000 mil
define(`PADSEP',`$8')
# X coordinates for the right hand column of pads (mils)
define(`X1', `eval( (PADSEP/2 + PADLENGTH - PADWIDTH/2)/1000)')
define(`X2', `eval( (PADSEP/2 + PADWIDTH/2)/1000)')
# silk screen width (mils)
define(`SILKW', `10')
define(`SILKSEP', `5')
# figure out if we have an even or odd number of pins per side
define(`TMP1', eval(NPADS/4))
define(`TMP2', eval((4*TMP1 - NPADS) == 0))
ifelse(TMP2, 1, `define(`EVEN',"yes")', `define(`EVEN',"no")')
# silk bounding box is -XMAX,-YMAX, XMAX,YMAX (mils)
define(`XMAX', `200')
define(`YMAX', `eval(250 + NSEG*250 + 125)')
define(`REV', `$9')
ifelse(REV,"reverse",
`define(`CURPIN', NPADS)'
,
`define(`CURPIN', `1')'
)
Element(0x00 "$1" "`$2'" "$3" -20 -60 0 100 0x00)
(
define(`SEG', `1')
define(`YOFS', eval((1-NSEG)*25000/2))
forloop(`i', 1, eval(NPADS / 2),
`
ifelse(eval(i > SEG*19), 1,
`define(`SEG', incr(SEG))
define(`YOFS', eval((1-NSEG)*25000/2 + (SEG-1)*25000))',)
ifelse(EVEN,"yes",
`Pad( -X1 eval( (-(NPADS/4)*PITCH - PITCH/2 + i*PITCH + YOFS)/1000)
-X2 eval( (-(NPADS/4)*PITCH - PITCH/2 + i*PITCH + YOFS)/1000)
eval(PADWIDTH/1000) "CURPIN" "CURPIN" 0x0)',
`Pad( -X1 eval( (-(NPADS/4)*PITCH - PITCH + i*PITCH + YOFS)/1000)
-X2 eval( (-(NPADS/4)*PITCH - PITCH + i*PITCH + YOFS)/1000)
eval(PADWIDTH/1000) "CURPIN" "CURPIN" 0x0)')
ifelse(REV,"reverse",
`define(`CURPIN', decr(CURPIN))
define(`CURPIN', decr(CURPIN))',
`define(`CURPIN', incr(CURPIN))
define(`CURPIN', incr(CURPIN))'
)
')
ifelse(REV,"reverse",
`define(`CURPIN', `2')'
,
`define(`CURPIN', `NPADS')'
)
define(`SEG', `1')
define(`YOFS', eval((NSEG-1)*25000/2))
forloop(`i', eval((NPADS / 2) + 1), NPADS,
`
ifelse(eval(i - NPADS/2 > SEG*19), 1,
`define(`SEG', incr(SEG))
define(`YOFS', eval((NSEG-1)*25000/2 - (SEG-1)*25000))',)
ifelse(EVEN,"yes",
`Pad( X1 eval( ((NPADS/4)*PITCH + PITCH/2 - (i-NPADS/2)*PITCH + YOFS)/1000)
X2 eval( ((NPADS/4)*PITCH + PITCH/2 - (i-NPADS/2)*PITCH + YOFS)/1000)
eval(PADWIDTH/1000) "CURPIN" "CURPIN" 0x0)',
`Pad( X1 eval( ((NPADS/4)*PITCH + PITCH - (i-NPADS/2)*PITCH + YOFS)/1000)
X2 eval( ((NPADS/4)*PITCH + PITCH - (i-NPADS/2)*PITCH + YOFS)/1000)
eval(PADWIDTH/1000) "CURPIN" "CURPIN" 0x0)')
ifelse(REV,"reverse",
`define(`CURPIN', incr(CURPIN))
define(`CURPIN', incr(CURPIN))',
`define(`CURPIN', decr(CURPIN))
define(`CURPIN', decr(CURPIN))'
)
')
define(`GNDpad', `60')
define(`GNDdrl', `32')
# now add the center row of grounding pins
define(`CURPIN', incr(NPADS))
define(`YOFS', `eval(250-NSEG*250)')
forloop(`j', 1, NSEG,
`forloop(`i', -2, 2,
`Pin(0 eval(i*100 + YOFS) GNDpad GNDdrl "GND" "CURPIN" 0x01)
define(`CURPIN', incr(CURPIN))'
)
define(`YOFS', eval(YOFS + 500))'
)
# the latch pins
Pin(0 eval(-YOFS - 55) 80 53 "LATCH" "CURPIN" 0x01)
define(`CURPIN', incr(CURPIN))
Pin(0 eval(YOFS + 55) 80 53 "LATCH" "CURPIN" 0x01)
define(`CURPIN', incr(CURPIN))
# and the orientation pin
Pin(0 eval(-YOFS+50) 84 84 "ORIENT" "CURPIN" 0x09)
# and finally the silk screen
ElementLine(-XMAX -YMAX -XMAX YMAX SILKW)
ElementLine(-XMAX YMAX XMAX YMAX SILKW)
ElementLine( XMAX YMAX XMAX -YMAX SILKW)
ElementLine(-XMAX -YMAX -25 -YMAX SILKW)
ElementLine( XMAX -YMAX 25 -YMAX SILKW)
# punt on the arc on small parts as it can cover the pads
ifelse(eval((PADSEP-PADLENGTH)/1000 > 50), 1, `ElementArc(0 -YMAX 25 25 0 180 SILKW)', )
# Mark at the common centroid
Mark(0 0)
)')
# dimensions are given in 1/100 mm.
# $5-$8 are pad width, length, pitch, and sep
define(`COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_MM', `COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_MIL(`$1',`$2',`$3',`$4',
eval($5*100000/254),eval($6*100000/254),eval($7*100000/254),eval($8*100000/254), `$9')')
define(`COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_767054', `COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_MIL(`$1',`$2',`$3',`$4',17000,50000,25000,278000)')
# EXTRACT_BEGIN
#
## Amp Mictor Connectors
#
define(`PKG_AMP_MICTOR_767054_1', `COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_767054(`$1',`$2',`$3',38)')
define(`PKG_AMP_MICTOR_767054_2', `COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_767054(`$1',`$2',`$3',76)')
define(`PKG_AMP_MICTOR_767054_3', `COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_767054(`$1',`$2',`$3',114)')
define(`PKG_AMP_MICTOR_767054_4', `COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_767054(`$1',`$2',`$3',152)')
define(`PKG_AMP_MICTOR_767054_5', `COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_767054(`$1',`$2',`$3',190)')
define(`PKG_AMP_MICTOR_767054_6', `COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_767054(`$1',`$2',`$3',228)')
define(`PKG_AMP_MICTOR_767054_7', `COMMON_AMP_MICTOR_767054(`$1',`$2',`$3',266)')
# EXTRACT_END
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