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PCB Editor: how to get the physical length of a bondwire?

dontpanic
dontpanic over 7 years ago

Hi! How can I obtain the actual physical length of a bondwire in Allegro PCB Editor? The ruler tool just gives me the 2D distance between its extreme points :\

Thanks and regards, Jorge.

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  • steve
    steve over 7 years ago

    try hovering over it then right click - Show Element

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  • dontpanic
    dontpanic over 7 years ago in reply to steve

    Yeah, that was my first try, but it seems it only gives the 2D-projection length, not actual length (with the ruler that measure is ~2.3mm):

    LISTING: 1 element(s)
    
    
         < ODD-ANGLE LINE SEGMENT >
    
    
           class         ETCH
           subclass      WIRE
    
    
      Part of net:       VDDA
      Segment length:    2.22622
    
    
      Normalize angle:   0.798 degrees
      Delta xy:          (-0.031 2.226)
    
    
      segment:xy (19.453 31.054) xy (19.422 33.280) width (0.025) 
    
    
      Properties attached to bond wire
        WIREBOND_MATERIAL = GOLD
    
    
      Properties attached to net
        LOGICAL_PATH      = @\2018-02_hsadc4c_v3\.schematic1(sch_1):vdda
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  • steve
    steve over 7 years ago in reply to dontpanic

    Ok Try Tools - Wire Bond Report, then you can choose the items you want in the report. One of them is 3d wire Length

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  • dontpanic
    dontpanic over 7 years ago in reply to steve

    That's it!!! Thanks so much, Steve!!!

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