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constraint region - defining both single-ended and diff pair widths

Jason T
Jason T over 3 years ago

I am using OrCAD PCB Designer Pro 17.4. I need to define different constraints for an area that has both single-ended and differential pair nets. I don't see a way to define a physical constraint set that defines both (assuming the s.e. and diff pair widths need to be different) and I don't see a way to associate more than one PCS with a constraint region, so do I have to draw multiple region boxes to accomplish this? Depending on how the s.e. and diff pair traces are intermingled it seems like that could get ugly.

Thanks - Jason

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    0 steve over 3 years ago

    If you right click on the Region name in CM you can create Region Classes (much the same way as spacing classes. You can then apply a different set of rules for that class. For example, put your power nets in a class called Power_Group then create a Region class and apply a different PCS to that class.

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