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RE: Route connect on differential pair corrupts existing route

Joewi — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 19:19:17 GMT

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Try turning hug off. The trace should still follow the other leg of the pair.

I am hand routing differential pairs using the single trace routing. When I try toadd the second trace, it keeps on modifying the first trace. Is there any way of disabling this? I have the routing to hug only, so is should not be pushing, yet it corrupts the route of the first of the two in the differential pair.

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RE: Route connect on differential pair corrupts existing route

Joewi — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 19:18:17 GMT

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I am hand routing differential pairs using the single trace routing. When I try toadd the second trace, it keeps on modifying the first trace. Is there any way of disabling this? I have the routing to hug only, so is should not be pushing, yet it corrupts the route of the first of the two in the differential pair.

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Route connect on differential pair corrupts existing route

mvonahnen — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 19:08:44 GMT

I am hand routing differential pairs using the single trace routing. When I try toadd the second trace, it keeps on modifying the first trace. Is there any way of disabling this? I have the routing to hug only, so is should not be pushing, yet it corrupts the route of the first of the two in the differential pair.