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What's Good About Allegro GRE Bundle Editing? SPB16.3 Has Many New Enhancements!
By Gerald "Jerry" Grzenia on July 28, 2010
The Allegro Global Route Environment (GRE) has expanded its capabilities in the area of bundled editing in the SPB16.3 release. It’s now easier to copy, move, and split bundles. Copy Flow lets you copy the flow path from one bundle to another. Its... Read more »
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What's Good About Via DRCs In Allegro Constraint Manager? It's In SPB16.3!
By Gerald "Jerry" Grzenia on July 02, 2010
Current design technologies require extremely tight matching requirements right down to the overall net topologies to ensure that any deviations in propagation delays are minimized. As a result, design guidelines call for matching the number of vias for... Read more »
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What's Good About Vias And The Allegro Router? SPB16.3 Has A Few New Enhancements!
By Gerald "Jerry" Grzenia on June 22, 2010
A few new enhancements specific to vias in the SPB16.3 release of Allegro PCB Editor have been introduced. The are called use via region and stacked via support . Use Via Region Many times you need to restrict usage of specific vias in a region. Allegro... Read more »
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