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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 04/23/96 |
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CAD250
1996 Fall – 2012 Fall |
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Multi-layer
Circuit Board Design |
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Generation of appropriate design documentation for the
building of a double-sided printed wiring board (PWB) and the production of
the electronic component assembly (ECA), including integrated circuits. Prerequisites: CAD246 or permission of Instructor.
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MCCCD
Official Course Competencies: |
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CAD250 1996
Fall – 2012 Fall |
Multi-layer Circuit Board Design |
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Combine AND, NAND, OR, and X-OR gates to make buffers,
inverter, and lesser gates. (I) |
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Group gates from a schematic to minimize the number of
required IC's. (I) |
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Generate a design layout from a schematic diagram. (I) |
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Generate a double-sided PWB artwork from a design layout.
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Generate a drill plan as part of a PWB package. (III) |
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Generate a two-side silkscreen mask for a PWB, using a
given design layout. (IV) |
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Produce a set of circuit component assembly drawings (two-
sided) from a design layout. (V) |
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Generate, as a member of a team, an ECA/PCB drawing
package for a double-sided electronic component assembly that includes IC's.
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Competencies
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MCCCD
Official Course Outline: |
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CAD250 1996
Fall – 2012 Fall |
Multi-layer Circuit Board Design |
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I. Design layout A. Integrated circuit (IC)
packages 1. Gate combining a. AND b. NAND c. OR d. X-OR e. NOR f. X-NOR 2. Mixed logic 3. IC matrix B. Schematic to design
layout C. Component arrangement 1. IC placement 2. Composite layout D. Component density/board
area E. Scale F. Double-sided board
connector pin numbering G. Red/blue layout H. Vcc
busses and ground planes I. Feed-thrus
(VIA's) II. Artwork A. Component side B. Circuit side III. Drill plan A. Plated thru holes B. VIA's IV. Silkscreen A. Silkscreen mask B. Registration to targets C. Component vs. circuit
side (mirror) V. Circuit card assembly
(CCA) A. Relating the components
to the board B. Component vs. circuit
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