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What is meant by Acid Trap?

girish
girish over 16 years ago
Hi, What is meant by Acid Trap? how can be avoided? Regards,Girish
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    steve over 16 years ago

    Acid Traps are generated when a gap from pad to trace is too small. They can be avoided by increasing the gap or moving the trace so that it exits the pad lower down the pad. Or you can use a gloss command to add a fillet from the pad exit.

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  • girish
    girish over 16 years ago

    Thanks Steve ,

    Could you please show any example & how to use Gloss command allegro designL 16 ver supports this?

     

    Regards,

    Girish Kumar

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  • steve
    steve over 16 years ago

    Girish

    Screenshot attached. I'm afraid you'll need Allegro Performance and above to do this with Gloss.

    HTH

    Steve

     

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  • C Shiva
    C Shiva over 16 years ago

      Steve,

      What's the problem from these acid traps? Can it be changed the signal shape? I also faced same problem. Please help.

     Regards,

     Shiva.

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  • pakistan
    pakistan over 16 years ago

    During cleaning of board chemicals may deposite there. thats why we have to route straight to minimize the probability.

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