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How exactly does this physical constraint "Allow" function work?

Ram1234
Ram1234 over 3 years ago

Hi Team,

Good Day!...,

I couldn't figure out "how this Allow works in physical constraint" because there are multiple drop-down menus, each with a different function.

what is mean by Ts and it stands for ?

To better understand the concept, kindly explain in depth with a few examples.

Thanks in advance.....

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  • aniju
    aniju over 3 years ago +3 verified
    its a Pad-to-Pad overlap checks, please see below Pad-Pad conditions. PAD-PAD: Constriant Set to ' Not-Allowed ', if any via are overlaping with pins, it will flag the DRC. Constriant Set to '…
  • steve
    steve over 3 years ago +2 suggested
    Pad-Pad Connect = Checks whether a pin/via whose connect point lies within the extents of another pin/via forms a direct connection without the presence of an intermediate cline. You can choose from the…
  • aniju
    aniju over 3 years ago in reply to Ram1234 +1
    Here are the details. MICROVIAS_MICROVIAS_ONLY - its only accepts microvia-microvia direct connections can be formed. MICROVIAS_MICROVIAS_COINCIDENT_ONLY - Specifies that microvia-microvia direct connections…
  • Ram1234
    0 Ram1234 over 3 years ago in reply to aniju

    Hi aniju

    Thanks, great work. I received a clear answer to the questions.

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