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Match Group..... Option in Relative Propagation Delay is disabled

zainka
zainka over 6 years ago

Tried to create a Match group of several differential pairs in Allegro Professional 17.2. The option is however disabled/greyed out for diferential pairs.
Tried the same with single ended signals and here the option was available, Then found that only NET types are possible to match this way.

How is it possible to match several differential pairs, Dpr types,  that belongs to the same bus. 16 pairs in number.?
I found that It is possible to expand all the differential pairs (Dpr) and select their individual subnets (Net types) only, one by one, and then create a match group to match their lengths, but this seems a little awkward.

How may I proceed to match the lengths of multiple differential pairs and create a group of DPRs?

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  • steve
    steve over 6 years ago

    You wouldn't usually put both halves of a diff pair into a match group. If you use something like Static or Dynamic Phase rules this would match the diff pair halves together so you then only need to match one half in a match group since the other half is matched using the phase rules (if that makes sense). Match groups are usually net or pinpair based so hence it's not available for Group objects

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