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How to measure minimum shape width?

Hi All!

I want to measure "shape width" at narrow locations as below image using Skill but I don't know how to do it? Please give me some suggestion.

Tks.

Luan.

SadiqAlZaman over 9 years ago

Hi, have you solved this problem? can you help me out
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luanvn81 over 9 years ago

Hi Sadiq Zaman!

I'm so sorry but up to now I can't find out the best way to solve that. Hope the expert in this forum can help us. Whenever I have solved, I will post code in here.

Luan.
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eDave over 9 years ago

It is relatively simple using intersection maths because shapes and their voids have easily obtainable boundaries that consist of straight line and circular arc segments only:

1/ Find the segments of the shape

2/ Intersect them with your pre-defined line

3/ Calculate the intersections and add up the distances.

4/ Find the segments of the voids

5/ Intersect them with your pre-defined line

6/ Subtract the distances from your total

None of these steps is difficult.
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SadiqAlZaman over 9 years ago

hi Dave

Thank you for your reply

I am doing it the same way , by mathematical calculation , but is there a better way to calculated this copper web (copper flow areas )? because if i have void of different sizes , then it is quite time consuming on a large project.

Is there a tool or skill code or script which can be use for this? Or even any sort of report that i can get from allegro which can provide me this copper web details in my project (.brd)

Regards,

Sadiq Al Zaman
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Jared110700 over 4 years ago

Hi Luan,

And now, Have you solved this problem yet?
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