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Using Differential Pairs in Allegro PCB Editor

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Using Differential Pairs in Allegro PCB Editor Learn more at Cadence Support Portal - https://support.cadence.com © 2019 Cadence Design Systems, Inc. All rights reserved worldwide. Page 16 Max Uncoupled Length The maximum length for which the two nets of differential pair can run uncoupled is constrained by the MAX_UNCOUPLED_LENGTH constraint. This constraint is available in the Differential pair worksheet. If the two nets of the differential pair do not follow the gap constraints for a certain length, which is more than the MAX_UNCOUPLED_LENGTH constraint, the uncoupled length DRC is shown as D-U, and the uncoupled segments are highlighted as displayed in the following image: Note: At the group level, the max uncoupled length check can be based on the individual from-to in the group or on the total from-to in the group (XNets). See Handling Extended Nets for further details. However, at the class level, uncoupled length rule applies to the individual net only.

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