Gerber format
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| − | The ''' | + | The '''Gerber format''' is not a type of baby food, but a vector image format (bi-level 2D) used to describe printed circuit board designs. It exists in two formats, the Standard Gerber (RS-274-D, now deprecated) and Extended Gerber (RS-274X, in common use now). |
The Gerber formats are expressed in [[ASCII]] form as sequences of commands and coordinates. | The Gerber formats are expressed in [[ASCII]] form as sequences of commands and coordinates. | ||
Revision as of 00:19, 18 February 2014
The Gerber format is not a type of baby food, but a vector image format (bi-level 2D) used to describe printed circuit board designs. It exists in two formats, the Standard Gerber (RS-274-D, now deprecated) and Extended Gerber (RS-274X, in common use now).
The Gerber formats are expressed in ASCII form as sequences of commands and coordinates.
