On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 06:17:40AM -0000, jean-pierre charras wrote:
> What is needed is an algorithm able to route differential pairs.
90% of the work is laying down tracks exactly parallel and at the same
distance. Meandering to correct the difference could be done later with
a script or something (in fact that would be mostly like the first
microwave tool). Trimming and rounding corners to minimize reflections
it's an art in itself:P
> Is the track length displayed (since years) on the bottom of the frame
> not working ?
It works, maybe he didn't notice it.
Using a netclass with the right clearance and the 'lean to track'
feature is not too difficult to lay a d-pair by hand (interclass
clearance *would* be useful, for that).
On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 06:17:40AM -0000, jean-pierre charras wrote:
> What is needed is an algorithm able to route differential pairs.
90% of the work is laying down tracks exactly parallel and at the same
distance. Meandering to correct the difference could be done later with
a script or something (in fact that would be mostly like the first
microwave tool). Trimming and rounding corners to minimize reflections
it's an art in itself:P
> Is the track length displayed (since years) on the bottom of the frame
> not working ?
It works, maybe he didn't notice it.
Using a netclass with the right clearance and the 'lean to track'
feature is not too difficult to lay a d-pair by hand (interclass
clearance *would* be useful, for that).
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Lorenzo Marcantonio
Logos Srl