Cadence PCB Best Practices

Working with Backdrilling

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Working with Backdrilling in Allegro PCB Designer: Best Practices Learn more at Cadence Online Support https://support.cadence.com © 2014 Cadence Design Systems, Inc. All rights reserved worldwide. Page 34 Final Backdrill Steps – Executing Backdrill Disable Dynamic shape update during backdrill – When Backdrill is executed. route keepouts are added to all backdrill locations to maintain backdrill hole clearance. On designs with a lot of dynamic shapes might see a performance impact during backdrill. This setting allows you to disable dynamic shape update. Backdrill status • Red – Backdrill data are out of date, select the Backdrill button to update. • Green – Backdrill data on pins/vias are in sync. • Grey – No backdrill data saved on pins/vias yet. OK button – Close form and save settings with no backdrill data generated. Cancel button – Close form and discard updated settings. Analyze button – Analyze design only and report backdrill information, but do not add backdrill data on pins/vias or update padstack backdrill values. ViewLog button – Display the last generated Backdrill and Analysis report. Backdrill button – Analyze and generate backdrill data on pins/vias in the design. Padstacks which do not have any backdrill data will be updated using the Padstack Parameters tab, all other padstacks with user-defined backdrill data entered in the design or in the library will remain unchanged. Purge button – Remove Backdrill data on pins/vias and from design padstacks, which were updated based on the criteria under the Padstack Parameter tab.

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