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CADSTAR software

09/27/2007 9:38 PM

i am using CADSTAR software to design the impedance matching transformer IFT component
as shown in the link below:



i am not very sure about the dimensioning.
if possible,do you have the symbol part and component part of this impedance matching transformer IFT?

i am looking forward to your replies as soon as possible.
thank you very much:D

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Re: CADSTAR software

09/29/2007 5:30 PM

inches would not be very realistic.

Thru hole pins with a length of 2.5mill and a pitch of 4.5mill don't make sense to me. Millimeters would.

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09/30/2007 8:43 PM

according to the earliest image(the footprint of the impedance matching transformer IFT) that i posted,i would like to know whether my numbers(the above image) from the assignments on the setting menu is correct or not?

thank you very much

i am looking forward to your replies as soon as possible.

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