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Via Array and thermal relief

Petrushka

Hello

Does anyone knows how to create VIA array so vias don't have thermal reliefs.  However I don't want to affect the rest of the design.

Thanks

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  • EvanShultz

    Hi Petrushka,

    Perhaps I should have been more clear. You can edit the  DYN_THERMAL_CON_TYPE property in the Edit Property window of the element. Either hover over the via to pre-select it and pick Property Edit from the RMB menu, or go to Edit > Properties and pick the via (remember to adjust your Find filter, if needed). Once you're at the Edit Property window, pick Dyn_Thermal_Con_Type from the lef-side pane and select FULL_CONTACT as the value in the right-side pane. Then click OK and you should see "Property DYN_THERMAL_CON_TYPE added to 1 element(s)." in the Command window. Is this what you're trying to do when you get the error message?

    If the above doesn't work for you, please let us know. It should work.

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  • EvanShultz

    Hi Petrushka,

    Perhaps I should have been more clear. You can edit the  DYN_THERMAL_CON_TYPE property in the Edit Property window of the element. Either hover over the via to pre-select it and pick Property Edit from the RMB menu, or go to Edit > Properties and pick the via (remember to adjust your Find filter, if needed). Once you're at the Edit Property window, pick Dyn_Thermal_Con_Type from the lef-side pane and select FULL_CONTACT as the value in the right-side pane. Then click OK and you should see "Property DYN_THERMAL_CON_TYPE added to 1 element(s)." in the Command window. Is this what you're trying to do when you get the error message?

    If the above doesn't work for you, please let us know. It should work.

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