What a great advice Joyce !; I remember butchering plotters learning flexes
;
on latest service shops (mobiles, cars,)do help :
Digging on board electronics from latest model S class smash rather puzzled
my favorite yard owner :
he didn't now how to price it !
Also, D: utilize sales guys ; as it's their interest : just flick your
fingers and you'll be buried under mountain of very quick references of
componentry catalogs (telling you a lot of other things on design line as
well :
As latest cap pads trends ; etc.).
And sail close to our fab friends ; their trade "secrets" are often
priceless .
paul
-----Original Message-----
From: joyce [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, 26 August 1999 9:09
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [TN] Training
go to electronic junk shop, like something called "active surplus" and look
at all the different design, PC boards, heat sink mounting, edge connector,
fine pitch, sockets, etc... I usually spend some time there just to get the
idea how the others doing things...If it is reject junk, all the better, you
can find out why is not working and why it is in the junk pile...It is
fun...
jk
At 01:52 PM 8/25/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Dewayne,
>
>You'll need to learn to use Protel first - make sure your boss gives you
enough
>time to do that.
>
>Then you need to know how to design boards, a quite separate issue.
>
>One of the best things you can do is get a hold of two IPC standards 2221
and
>2222 and study them closely - in these you'll find 95% of the hard facts
you
>need.
>
>A close second best is to get involved with other designers, best done
locally
>through your Designers Council Chapter. Find a knowledgeable designer who
is
>willing to hold your hand :-) for those first tentative steps.
>
>While doing all of this, look at existing designs and see how others have
done
>what was needed. Then practice, practice and more practice.
>
>Andy Kowalewski Voice: Business hours (972) 550 6365
>Senior PCB Designer
>NEC America, Inc. Fax: Office (972) 518 4715
>1525 West Walnut Hill Lane
>Irving. Texas. 75038 Email: [log in to unmask]
>
>
>
>____________________Reply Separator____________________
>Subject: [TN] Training
>Author: Dewayne Lawson <[log in to unmask]>
>Date: 8/25/99 2:04 PM
>
>I hope this is a valid question for this particular forum.
>
>Recently I have been transferred to the Engineering Department at the
>company I have been employed with for over eight years. This is a promotion
>for me.
>
>I have an A.S. degree in electronics and started out as a
calibration/repair
>technician, moved up to Technician supervisor/trainer. I worked in the
>manufacturing side for most of my eight years here.
>
>I have been given the challenge to learn PCB layout. I was wondering if
>anyone could provide me with some ideas on how to get started. I have
>AutoCAD and ORCAD experience, however, I have never performed any PCB
>design. My company is currently using Protel for the PCB layout software.
>(our former designer relocated, so I do not have the luxury of an
>experienced person in-house).
>
>I appreciate any advice you may provide. My boss signed me up with IPC
>immediately, so I figure that's a good start.
>
>Dewayne E. Lawson
>American Magnetics, Inc.
>Oak Ridge, TN USA
>423-482-1056 (Ext. 30)
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