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Table of Contents 12 Bus Router..................................................................................188 Routing Pass...............................................................................189 Optimization..............................................................................189 7.4 What Has to be Defined Before Autorouting..............................189 Design Rules...............................................................................189 Track Width and Net Classes......................................................189 Grid............................................................................................190 Placement Grid........................................................................190 Routing Grid............................................................................190 Memory Requirement.................................................................191 Layer..........................................................................................192 Preferred Directions...................................................................192 Restricted Areas for the Autorouter............................................193 Cost Factors and Other Control Parameters...............................193 7.5 The Autorouter Menu.................................................................194 7.6 How the Cost Factors Influence the Routing Process.................196 Layer Costs.................................................................................197 cfBase.xx: 0..20........................................................................197 Costs...........................................................................................197 cfVia: 0..99...............................................................................197 cfNonPref: 0..10.......................................................................197 cfChangeDir: 0..25...................................................................198 cfOrthStep, cfDiagStep.............................................................198 cfExtdStep: 0..30......................................................................198 cfBonusStep, cfMalusStep: 1..3................................................198 cfPadImpact, cfSmdImpact: 0..10.............................................198 cfBusImpact: 0..10...................................................................199 cfHugging: 0..5........................................................................199 cfAvoid 0..10............................................................................199 cfPolygon 0..30........................................................................199 Maximum...................................................................................199 mnVia 0..30.............................................................................199 mnSegments 0..9999...............................................................199 mnExtdSteps 0..9999...............................................................199 7.7 Number of Ripup/Retry Attempts..............................................200 7.8 Routing Multi-Layer Boards with Polygons................................200 7.9 Backup and Interruption of Routing...........................................201 7.10 Information for the User...........................................................201 Status Display.............................................................................201 Log file.......................................................................................202 7.11 Parameters of a Control File.....................................................203
Table of Contents 7.12 Practical Hints...........................................................................204 General.......................................................................................204 Single-Sided Boards...................................................................204 SMD Boards With Supply Layers................................................204 What can be done if not all signals are routed?..........................205 7.13 The Follow-me Router..............................................................205 Partial and Full Mode.................................................................205 Configuration.............................................................................206 Routing Parameters....................................................................207 Notes..........................................................................................208 Chapter 8 Component Design Explained through Examples.....................209 8.1 Definition of a Simple Resistor...................................................209 Resistor Package.........................................................................210 Define a New Package..............................................................210 Set the Grid..............................................................................210 Solder Pads..............................................................................210 Pad Name.................................................................................211 Silkscreen and Documentation Print........................................211 Labeling...................................................................................212 Restricted area for components................................................213 Description...............................................................................213 Note.........................................................................................213 Resistor Symbol..........................................................................213 Define a New Symbol...............................................................213 Set the Grid..............................................................................214 Place the Pins...........................................................................214 Pin Names................................................................................216 Schematic Symbol....................................................................216 Description...............................................................................216 Resistor Device...........................................................................217 Define a New Device................................................................217 Selecting, Naming and Configuring Symbols...........................217 Selecting the Package...............................................................218 Connections Between Pins and Pads........................................218 Define Prefix............................................................................219 Value........................................................................................219 Description...............................................................................220 Save.........................................................................................220 13
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