IRIG 106 recording directory
File type: Various data file
A d10 file extension is related to the IRIG 106 and used for its recording directory.
Found 2 different file type records with the same d10 filename suffix.
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: December 5, 2017
The d10 file extension is associated with the IRIG 106, a telemetry standard to ensure interoperability in aeronautical telemetry application, developed by Bob Baggerman.
The d10 file stores recording directory from IRIG 106.
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: September 27, 2026
MicroSim PCBoard generated D10 files to describe the drilling operations required to manufacture a printed circuit board. The file is part of the output from a PCB design rather than the board layout itself.
The data is intended for use in the manufacturing workflow, where the board's drill locations and related drilling information are transferred to numerical-control equipment or manufacturing tools.
MicroSim PCBoard is a legacy PCB design product. The associated OrCAD PCB Designer software runs on Microsoft Windows, although support for this older output format may depend on the software version and project workflow.
Open a D10 file with the MicroSim PCBoard software that created it, or with a compatible version of OrCAD PCB Designer on Microsoft Windows. It is normally used as manufacturing output rather than as a document for direct editing.
If the file does not load in the available PCB software, ask the board designer to provide the original PCB project or a drill file in a format supported by the current manufacturing tools.
A D10 file is not normally converted as a standalone document. To obtain another drill format, open the associated PCB design in compatible PCB software and export the board's numerical-control drill data in the required format.
Without the original PCB project, conversion may be limited because the D10 file contains manufacturing drill data rather than the complete editable board design.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving d10 files:
Microsoft Windows
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