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HVB design v2
Hi Fernando, Gerard,
I attached a new HVB design for the CDC, but before producing it, i would
like to send it around for a first iteration.
The tar file has (should have) following files in it:
pcbv2.brd : this is the board in pcbnew format (pcbnew is part of Kicad
software which is free software). This program can spit out Gerber files.
pcbv2-SilkSCop.ps pcbv2-SilkSCmp.ps pcbv2-InnerL2.ps pcbv2-InnerL1.ps
pcbv2-Copper.ps pcbv2-Component.ps: all the layers in ps format.
Some questions/issues:
- when drawing the board I was able to place an SM pad above a
so called "via", i found out that via's are drilled so should
one place them below SM pads? (it is the first time i draw a
pcb with smds)
- the HVB is designed as the male part of an EDAC connector
341-026-500-208 as proposed by Gerard: this board uses a two
contact row connector.
We probably want to change this to a single row one, so that
the connector is broader which makes the connection stronger.
- Do we want to use pins on the connector to transfer the CDC
ground to the board (the ground would be next to a 1800 V line
on the connector which might cause a short) or do we use thick
copper wire soldered to the HVB.
- Fernando, do we know what kind of HV connector on the HVB we
have to use?
- Could somebody send one ICM-MA50H-SS52-1171 connector to CMU or
can tell us where to order them (we only need one for the
moment).
- Concerning the preAMP: how should the RSVP_1 and RSVP_2 pins
be connected (I connected them to ground)
- We can have the board produced but we do not have any tools to
solder the SM devices, could that be done at IU or do you know a
company that does this?
Cheers and thanks,
Yves
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pcbv2.tgz