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Differential Pair Routing

Vishal Batham
Vishal Batham over 7 years ago

Hello,

Is it possible to route two or more differential pair at same time??

Suggest if possible...

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  • steve
    steve over 7 years ago

    Yes, invoke Route - Connect (one method) then window the pins or connections and you will route all the diff pairs. You might want to get them to the actual spacing between diff pairs first to ease the routing first though.

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  • Vishal Batham
    Vishal Batham over 7 years ago in reply to steve

    What is diiferential pair check in DRC what does it checks??

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  • steve
    steve over 7 years ago in reply to Vishal Batham

    All the differential pair constraints line min line spacing, static phase etc...

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  • Vishal Batham
    Vishal Batham over 7 years ago in reply to steve

    Can we set max line spacing in differential pairs?

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  • steve
    steve over 7 years ago in reply to Vishal Batham

    Not as such but you can use Max uncoupled length. There's an app note that goes through all the diff pair settings:- http://orcad.co.uk/images/PDF/diffpairs_definition.pdf and http://orcad.co.uk/images/PDF/diffpairs_supplemental_notes.pdf

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