Hi Tim, I doubled checked the files and the short is there. Since this was a prototype I didn't feel that I needed to spend the extra money on having the board house do electrical testing. Most of my designs aren't "bleeding edge" so they have pretty wide gaps between components and traces so I thought that even with under-etching I wouldn't have a problem. Richard Cooke Lake Forest, CA USA --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Gilbert" <tim@...> wrote: > > Richard, > Are you sure the short is in the design files? I've had numerous boards (usually production boards), that come back with unexpected shorts between traces. These result from "under etching" at the board house, which is why they offer electrical testing. > > Of course, it's the only industry I can think of that charges extra if you want them to build it right! Can you imagine ordering a pepperoni pizza; finding onions instead of pepperoni; and the waiter says "you didn't pay for 'ingredient inspection'"! > > Regards, > > Tim Gilbert > JEM Innovation Inc. > 303-926-9053 (office) > 303-437-4342 (cell) > 720-890-8582 (fax) > www.jeminnovation.com > www.pdksolutions.com >
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Re: Debugging a ATmega48V - what's going on? - I found it!
2007-11-14 by Richard Cooke
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