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creating hexagonal padstack in OrCAD

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Hi,

I am using coilcrafts transformers in my design. The footprint of the transformer is given in the file attached (sorry, the website was not letting me add a weblink of the same, as this is my first post. Only from the 2nd post I can add links in my posts.)
You can see that the pads are hexagonal in shape. How can I create this shape in OrCAD Layout. It gives option to only create standard shapes, like round,square, rectangle etc.
Can anybody tell me how to do it or if you already have the footprint to that part and you can share it, it would be great.

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rahul
 

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Hi...you can creat this foot pprint by creating..shape (etch) you can use that as a pad..you can not give such land pattern in orcad layout plus..:)
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Praveen Bhat
 

hi,

actually this is an rectangle pad he placed all the pads in like 45" degree.so u can create like rectangle then rotate 45degree or u can give rectangle pad bigger so they will solder see the pdf
 

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actually ORCAd is unique that the pad could be any shape defined with DXF. So you can define your shape in DXF and set the pad to be that shape - there are no limitations. SO the right approach is to create hexagone shape in DXF format and then to create custom pad from this DXF
 

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