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Fix not displayed html char (&sdot replaced by &middot) (perhaps Windows specific) 

Fixes #10152
https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/10152
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jean-pierre charras 2021-12-28 21:04:37 +01:00
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pcb_calculator/tracks_width_versus_current_formula.h
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@ -7,12 +7,12 @@ _HKI( "If you specify the maximum current, then the trace widths will be calcula
"\n"
"The calculations are valid for currents up to 35 A (external) or 17.5 A (internal), temperature rises up to 100 °C, and widths of up to 400 mils (10 mm).\n"
"\n"
"The formula, from IPC 2221, is \n"
"<center>___I = K &sdot; &Delta;T<sup>0.44</sup> &sdot; (W &sdot; H)<sup>0.725</sup>___</center> \n"
"where: \n"
"___I___ is maximum current in A \n"
"___&Delta;T___ is temperature rise above ambient in &deg;C \n"
"___W___ is width in mils \n"
"___H___ is thickness (height) in mils \n"
"___K___ is 0.024 for internal traces or 0.048 for external traces \n"
"The formula, from IPC 2221, is\n"
"<center>___I = K &middot; &Delta;T<sup>0.44</sup> &middot; (W &middot; H)<sup>0.725</sup>___</center>\n"
"where:\n"
"___I___ is maximum current in A\n"
"___&Delta;T___ is temperature rise above ambient in &deg;C\n"
"___W___ is width in mils\n"
"___H___ is thickness (height) in mils\n"
"___K___ is 0.024 for internal traces or 0.048 for external traces\n"
"" );

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pcb_calculator/tracks_width_versus_current_formula.md
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@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ The controlling value is shown in bold.
The calculations are valid for currents up to 35 A (external) or 17.5 A (internal), temperature rises up to 100 °C, and widths of up to 400 mils (10 mm).
The formula, from IPC 2221, is
<center>___I = K &sdot; &Delta;T<sup>0.44</sup> &sdot; (W &sdot; H)<sup>0.725</sup>___</center>
<center>___I = K &middot; &Delta;T<sup>0.44</sup> &middot; (W &middot; H)<sup>0.725</sup>___</center>
where:
___I___ is maximum current in A
___&Delta;T___ is temperature rise above ambient in &deg;C