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> Subject: Re: [beagleboard] Altium file set for the Beaglebone?
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> Gerald sent me the ascii files for the allegro project, so you can
> import the project.
> The import is not perfect but you can see the board.
I suggest that you create a gerber plot of the board in Altium and compare
each layer to the Beaglebone gerber plot. This way you will be able to
identify the import anomalies which you can fix until you have identical
gerber plots. This is important to ensure the board in Altium is
manufacturable.
Regards
John
Why are there no files for Eagle CAD?Was under the impression that TI is now targeting the hobbyist with this board.
> On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 9:37 AM, Jan <lopsta.e...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Why are there no files for Eagle CAD?
> Was under the impression that TI is now targeting the hobbyist with this board.
>
>
> It is a bit of a cross between personal efforts and TI efforts. Gerald doesn't use Eagle, but has started to play with it. Eagle is only free for small boards anyway.
FWIW, the free version opens "big" boards just fine, so if you want to double check something it works well enough.
regards,
Koen
Hello Jan,
I am not sure but believe that some BB-users are creating CAPES in Eagle format, however the mainboard is of different complexity (high speed – signal integrity – power integrity).
However the BB - AM3357 main board has been routed with Allegro as it requires a good high end tool to handle net length, controlled impedances, differential pairs, DDR II, …
If one has access to both OrCAD-Allegro and Altium, one can easily convert the Allegro database into Altium design format it requires little clean up.
As far as I know – Eagle has no ability to import CAD files from Allegro, nor has it utilities or ULP’s to check net length, controlled impedance, differential pairs, etc. …
So what you are asking is that someone recreates the BB database in Eagle from scratch – puts weeks (months) of efforts in this – probably needs to go for 2-3 iterations to solve bugs in libs
– and then puts all the work in the community … also it would require a 6 (8) Layer stack build, and that is even not available in the lite version of Eagle.
Not to offend people, but tools like Board station, Allegro, Altium, Pads are intended for a different world – did not say you can not recreate such board with Eagle but it will take tremendous effort.
I hope this answers your question,
Michel
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Hello,
For the Allegro *.brd files the import process is straightforward ...
I believe that *.DSN format has changed slightly OrCad 16.3 and upwards and Altium does not recognize yet this *.dsn format.
For the OrCad *.dsn files one needs to downgrade version towards 16.2
Just do a “File save as:” and change type to “Capture 16.2 Design (*.DSN)”

This should work !
This way, I am capable of importing both *.brd and *.dsn from BeagleBone source files into Altium AD10.
Michel
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Verzonden: dinsdag 27 december 2011 14:17
Aan: Beagle Board
Onderwerp: [beagleboard] Re: Altium file set for the Beaglebone?
On Apr 7, 2016, at 2:35 AM, hieut...@gmail.com wrote:
Can you help me convert LDCK from alegro Orcad to Altium files
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