<jonand>
I could expect the microstrips on the outer layers to be 50ohms until someone corrects me.. :)
<wolfspraul>
too bad Adam is already in a 1.5 day mini vacation / public holiday
<wolfspraul>
I have no Altium either and wouldn't even know where to look
<wolfspraul>
but we'll find this out, definitely
<jonand>
It should be in the pcb manufacturing archive to avoid getting completely different stackups for each order..
<wpwrak>
wolfspraul: if you have the production order sent to the PCB house, that would probably have it
<wolfspraul>
we have no local storage, so it must be somewhere
<wolfspraul>
unfortunately the altium files may be the only place, it's possible that they were sent to the pcb maker and they read the stackup data directly from there?
<wolfspraul>
is the stackup data not in the gerber standard, or just not in our gerber files?
<wolfspraul>
this is a good discovery already :-) (that it's missing...)
<wpwrak>
i think it's usually a text document that is sent along with the order
<wpwrak>
at least the ones i saw this far (not many, though) were of that kind
<wpwrak>
altium may or may not be able to carry this sort of information
<lekernel>
they even have nicer effects (but with more latency)
<jonand>
wpwrak: that will do, thanks
<wpwrak>
yeah, latency kinda sucks :)
<wpwrak>
we really need some video response effects, though
<lekernel>
like the visikord "triggers"? yeah...
<wpwrak>
yup
<lekernel>
what about this target for the next release: triggers + ffmpeg + worst USB bugs fixed?
<wpwrak>
so .. in 2008, people are still remixing "self control". amazing ;-)
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<wolfspraul>
wpwrak: [pcb stackup] adam will give us a definitive answer, but he's only back tomorrow (Friday)
<wolfspraul>
today is a public holiday in Taiwan
<wolfspraul>
but it's a really neat little piece of information, I had no idea about 'pcb stackup' :-)
<wolfspraul>
I thought all this must be in the gerbers, but of course we all know the often many-page long checklists when ordering pcbs, so it looks like the gerber format is not really powerful enough in a lot of details
<wpwrak>
naw, gerber is very primitive. it's just the traces. doesn't even have drill information (diameter).
<wolfspraul>
yeah
<wolfspraul>
even so it's so old and widely used, so one would think it can be amended...
<wpwrak>
oh, i'm sure there are many "enhanced" versions of it ;-)