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How to connect two different nets together but preserve different names?

DenzilPenberthy
DenzilPenberthy 3 months ago

HI,

I have I have a current sense shunt resistor. It has high current passing through it  and needs two sense lines to create a 4 point kelvin connection.

The high current and the assosciated sense lines are electrically the same net (e.g. VCC) but physically I want to route the sense line separate from the VCC power plane. So I want a net called for example VCC_SENSE. How do I connect these to my resistor without generating a DRC that two different nets are connected together?

Cheers.

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  • jc teyssier
    0 jc teyssier 3 months ago

    can be done with a component with 2 copper pins on required layer. Pin may overlap in component. Create also a constraint region at the overlapping location. region should include both pad orign.

    In brd, assign to this region a spacing constraint set with smd_pin to smd_pin set to -1

    -1 value means "no check"

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  • DenzilPenberthy
    0 DenzilPenberthy 3 months ago in reply to jc teyssier

    Thanks, this -1 means no check thing is a very useful tip. 

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