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Castellated Edges

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Castellated Edges

I need to make castellated edges on a daughter board.

 

When I draw a footprint in the library I get this satisfactory result:

 

AutodeskEagleCad_0-1689448447671.png

 

When I put the part in the schematic and view the BRD I see this (which does not work):

 

AutodeskEagleCad_2-1689448533620.png

 

The application is making a daughter board that will be soldered directly to a motherboard. The top layer pad, bottom layer pad and the PTH are all necessary to transfer the heat during soldering. 

 

Can anyone tell me what's happening from the library to the board?

 

I am not affiliated with Autodesk. I am a subscriber to the professional edition of Eagle and I've used Autodesk products for >20 years. The username displayed is the first half of the e-mail address I use to communicate with this forum, wherein I use (forum.name@mydomain.com) so it lands in my catch-all and I can pinpoint any entity who sells me out to the spam world. 🙂 I hope my contributions benefit others as much as the contributions of others have benefited me. Good luck with your project!
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In case someone else end up fighting this POS for 20 hours like I did, it's the % setting in Annular Ring in the DRC.

 

AutodeskEagleCad_0-1689545807793.png

 

and this is the result on the BRD:

 

AutodeskEagleCad_1-1689545847776.png

 

 

I am not affiliated with Autodesk. I am a subscriber to the professional edition of Eagle and I've used Autodesk products for >20 years. The username displayed is the first half of the e-mail address I use to communicate with this forum, wherein I use (forum.name@mydomain.com) so it lands in my catch-all and I can pinpoint any entity who sells me out to the spam world. 🙂 I hope my contributions benefit others as much as the contributions of others have benefited me. Good luck with your project!

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