SoC PolarFire: Add footprints for 484 & 1152 BGA #2489
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@pthomas a screenshot is always very nice to start the review, as requested in the PR template. By the way, have you scripted the footprint ? You should. Post a link here to the generator PR if it was done. Joel |
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HI Joel,
On Fri, Sep 25, 2020 at 7:54 AM Joel ***@***.***> wrote:
@pthomas <https://github.com/pthomas> a screenshot is always very nice to
start the review, as requested in the PR template.
By the way, have you scripted the footprint ? You should. Post a link here
to the generator PR if it was done.
I'll add screenshots next time. The footprints were just made with the
built-in 'Ball Grid Array Footprint Wizard'.
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@chschlue following comment "The footprints were just made with the built-in 'Ball Grid Array Footprint Wizard'.", is it the correct way to generate BGA fp ? Thanks |
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On Mon, Sep 28, 2020 at 12:58 PM Joel ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks @chschlue <https://github.com/chschlue>
@pthomas <https://github.com/pthomas> you should use the generator
indicated above.
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OK, I recently ran across that for creating an asymmetric pitch package.
So should I submit a pull request against bga.yaml?
It might be nice if the preferred tool were the one actually included in
kicad?
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You should submit a pull request on the footprint generator git and update this PR with the generated footprint. |
Yes, please.
Theoretically yes, and the generator is going to become part of the KiCad project instead of being a third party repo, but actually including it in the application is not quite so easy, we would still need some procedure to add size definitions to the repo for example. Note that the two generators work differently. The one internal to KiCad lets you directly specify a footprint you desire (arranging pads in arrays and such in the process) while the one used for library additions lets you specify a package, auto-generating IPC 7351 compliant footprints for it. This means the latter is vastly superior for creating general purpose footprints for use in an included library. |
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On Mon, Sep 28, 2020 at 1:14 PM Christian Schlüter ***@***.***> wrote:
So should I submit a pull request against bga.yaml?
Yes, please.
OK, I put it in:
pointhi/kicad-footprint-generator#644
If the naming & everything are OK I'll update the kicad-footprints pull
request, and as the names are in the symbols that as well.
thanks,
Paul
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@pthomas adding the footprint here at the same time is also a great benefit for the reviewer... |
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On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 9:47 AM Joel ***@***.***> wrote:
@pthomas adding the footprint here at the same time is also a great benefit for the reviewer...
OK, just wanted to make sure the names were OK:
Microchip_FCVG484_19x19mm_Layout22x22_P0.8mm
Microchip_FCG1152_35x35mm_Layout34x34_P1.0mm
I wasn't sure about the Microchip prefix and the FCVG & FCG as opposed
to just 'BGA-'? If the names are fine I'll submit everything.
…-Paul
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I think it's not bad, but just to be sure: you have not to rename the parts. You should push here the exact result of the script. |
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OK, kicad-symbols and kicad-footprints are both updated in my repos. The
kicad-footprints is exactly what the script generated.
…-Paul
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I think it's not bad, but just to be sure: you have not to rename the
parts. You should push here the exact result of the script.
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@pthomas one question here:
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Generate the footprints using kicad-footprint-generator These footprints are defined here: https://www.microsemi.com/document-portal/doc_download/1244577-ug0902-polarfire-soc-fpga-packaging-and-pin-descriptions-user-guide
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On both parts a Solder mask clearance of 0.015mm is defined per
the packaging guide.
Both were generated with the Ball Grid Array Footprint Wizard
These footprints are defined here:
https://www.microsemi.com/document-portal/doc_download/1244577-ug0902-polarfire-soc-fpga-packaging-and-pin-descriptions-user-guide
These are the two packages Microchip has provided for the PolarFire SoC's, the symbol pull request can be viewed here:
KiCad/kicad-symbols#2843
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