- Sun Dec 20, 2015 11:55 pm
#4532
The Fritzing forum is useless so I'll ask here.
This is what FZ+ say, but it doesn't make sense.
In a PCB part view where a hole gets drilled in the PCB, a technical drawing of the hole(circle) has thickness(stroke). So does the hole get drilled the same size as the outside diameter of the circle, the inside diameter, or the mean(PCD) diameter. Eg a 4.0mm Inkscape hole with a stroke of 0.25mm has an OD of 4.0, ID of 3.5, and a PCD 3.75.
This is what FZ+ say, but it doesn't make sense.
The hole itself should be at least 40mils (~1mm) thick, so you would actually need to create a circle which is at least 60mils (~1.5mm) wide in diameter, because half of the stroke is drawn inside the circle.What size does the hole get drilled in relation to the drawn line in Inkscape Plain SVG.
In a PCB part view where a hole gets drilled in the PCB, a technical drawing of the hole(circle) has thickness(stroke). So does the hole get drilled the same size as the outside diameter of the circle, the inside diameter, or the mean(PCD) diameter. Eg a 4.0mm Inkscape hole with a stroke of 0.25mm has an OD of 4.0, ID of 3.5, and a PCD 3.75.