Board Viewer Sharing data to save time and improve collaboration. + + Board Viewer allows users to share and review native design information to enhance communication during product development. Board Viewer supports native design data from the following: CR-5000 Board Designer (.pcb,.pnl), Footprint data (.ftp) CR-8000 Design Force (.dsgn).

Whether you're a first-time circuit board designer or you've been doing it for years, you know how difficult it can be to visualize layout, spacing, and relative size in PCB layout software. You might have also experienced that uneasy 'I hope everything is right' feeling when you submit your design files for manufacturing. You're not alone! I've ordered boards with silkscreen text way too small to read, components on the wrong side of the board, and even had my silkscreen and soldermask layers reversed by mistake! Each of these times, the real problem was not having a good view of the design.

I came up with a solution to these problems and designed (with the help of a web developer) an that anyone can use. If you're not familiar with Gerber files, they are the files that layout software (like Eagle, Altium, etc) export for manufacturing.

They describe everything pertinent about your board that will be required to actually create your PCB. With the 3D Gerber Viewer, you'll be able to upload your Gerber files and zoom, pan, and rotate your board to have a realistic view of your PCB and all of the layers that it contains. You can use this viewer as you develop your board and also before you ship your final CAD files off to be manufactured. Using the is pretty straightforward, but the following steps will take you through the process and at the end, you'll have some images of your PCB that you can post somewhere or use to show off. More importantly, you'll be confident that your design is exactly what you had in mind! Before you can visualize your PCB design, you'll need to generate the Gerber files needed. There are a lot of PCB design programs out there, but one of the more common free programs is CadSoft Eagle.

I will describe how to output Gerber files from Eagle; If you are using another program, you will have to find directions elsewhere. Regardless of the program you use, the 3D Gerber Viewer will handle your files.

Steps to generate Gerber files in Eagle: 1. Eagle creates the necessary Gerber files with its 'Cam Processor'. To launch it, go to File -> Cam Processor. You will now need to give the Cam Processor directions on which layers mean what. To simplify this, I created a CAM job file.

Download this file and put it in you Eagle installation directory inside the folder 'cam' (on a Mac: Applications->Eagle->R700 rower manual download. cam) b. Back in Eagle, with the Cam Processor pulled up, go to File ->Open->Job.

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Load in the file you just downloaded c. Look through each tab and verify that the layers you have used are included (for example, if you used layer 200 for extra silkscreen, you will need to include it on one of the silkscreen tabs). Click 'Process Job' at the bottom of the Cam Processor window 3. Go look in your Eagle design folder (typically in Documents). You should see some new files that were just created.

If this explanation doesn't do it for you, check out this. About halfway down the page there is a detailed explanation of generating Gerbers and what each file represents. Attachments •. At this point, you should have a set of Gerber files for your PCB design. You are now ready to upload these files to the online viewer. Launch the viewer from this page: The 3D viewer uses some fairly new rendering tools, so you will have to use either Google Chrome (preferably) or Firefox (may require ).

Once you've launched the viewer, you will see a place to drag and drop your Gerber files. Outside your browser, open the folder on your computer where the Gerber files are located and drag them onto the browser window. Once you have done this, the file names will be displayed.