PCB Design - Manufacturing OutputWhat will happen if a drill file contains two tool definitions with the same tool number but different diameters?AThe first tool definition is used and others ignoredBThe drill file will cause a syntax errorCThe last tool definition overrides the previous oneDBoth tools will be used alternatelyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand tool number uniquenessTool numbers must be unique; if repeated, the last definition takes precedence.Step 2: Effect on drill file processingThe drill machine uses the last diameter assigned to that tool number.Final Answer:The last tool definition overrides the previous one -> Option CQuick Check:Duplicate tool number = last definition wins [OK]Quick Trick: Last tool definition with same number is used [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming syntax error on duplicate tool numbersThinking both tools alternate usageBelieving first definition always applies
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