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Which drill file snippet correctly represents this?

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PCB Design - Manufacturing Output
You need to generate a drill file for a PCB with two hole sizes: 0.5 mm and 1.2 mm. The holes are at positions (5,10), (15,20) for 0.5 mm, and (10,15) for 1.2 mm. Which drill file snippet correctly represents this?
A<code>T01C0.5\nX5000Y10000\nX15000Y20000\nT02C1.2\nX10000Y15000</code>
B<code>T01C0.5\nX5Y10\nX15Y20\nT02C1.2\nX10Y15</code>
C<code>T01C0.5\nX0.5Y0.5\nX1.5Y2.0\nT02C1.2\nX1.0Y1.5</code>
D<code>T1C0.5\nX5000Y10000\nX15000Y20000\nT2C1.2\nX10000Y15000</code>
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
  1. Step 1: Confirm tool and diameter format

    Tool lines must use 'TxxCyy' format, e.g., T01C0.5 for tool 1 with 0.5 mm diameter.
  2. Step 2: Convert coordinates to drill file units

    Coordinates are in thousandths of mm, so (5,10) becomes X5000Y10000, etc.
  3. Step 3: Check all lines for correctness

    T01C0.5\nX5000Y10000\nX15000Y20000\nT02C1.2\nX10000Y15000 uses correct tool format and coordinate scaling; others have wrong formats or units.
  4. Final Answer:

    T01C0.5 X5000Y10000 X15000Y20000 T02C1.2 X10000Y15000 -> Option A
  5. Quick Check:

    Tool format + coordinates in thousandths mm = T01C0.5\nX5000Y10000\nX15000Y20000\nT02C1.2\nX10000Y15000 [OK]
Quick Trick: Multiply mm by 1000 and use TxxCyy format [OK]
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES
  • Using mm directly without scaling
  • Incorrect tool number format (missing leading zero)
  • Mixing decimal and integer coordinate formats

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