Design Contest • Flash Innovation 2003

Printed Circuit Board Drill

03/03/2020
Written by Circuit Cellar Staff

Motorola Flash Innovation 2003 – Design Contest
Distinctive Excellence

Thomas Dvorak
U.S

Abstract:

The low-cost, fully automated machine drills blank PCBs with minimum custom machining. Data is transferred to the PCB drill from an Excellon drill file generated by a PCB CAD program running on a PC. The controller is designed around the 68HC908QY4.

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