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brian25

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• Jun 30, 2013

• #1

i'm using a toner transfer in one sided pcb. but how do this layout in the circuit on the top of pcb?
just for the user to know exactly where he/she gonna put the components. tnx


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alec_t

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• Jun 30, 2013

• #2

That would probably be done commercially by a screen-printing process.
Is your board for SMDs or through-hole components?

 

Joe G

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• Jun 30, 2013

• #3

What I'd do is after etching the pcb, I'd do another transfer on the top layer and clear coat it.

 

ronv

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• Jun 30, 2013

• #4

I use express PCB for small boards like this one. It will make a silk screen layer for you.

 

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brian25

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• Jul 1, 2013

• #5

through-hole component.


@joe what's the process and how do you transfer it? tnx

 

Joe G

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• Jul 1, 2013

• #6

"toner transfer" .. After you etch the board, toner transfer on the other side, clean it up so it looks nice, clear coat it. It might just work for ya.

 

DirtyLude

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• Jul 1, 2013

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I don't do through hole, but I've done the toner transfer 'silk screen' a few times. The 'full release' fab-in-a-box style toner transfer papers work well for this. I've never needed to seal over top, but these are usually just protoboards and don't get any rough handling.

You can also put text in your etched PCB so you can label components on the bottom.

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brian25

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• Jul 1, 2013

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i'm using toner transfer laser printed paper(photo paper). is it the same when you, transfer the printed circuit to the copper that it will leave an excess paper around the trace?


thanks you