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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 13 Layer name Indicates the ETCH/CONDUCTOR layer for which you are running the calculation. By default, the TOP/SURFACE layer appears. Differential impedance Specifies the impedance of the differential pair. It is calculated for a pair of lines having the specified Line width and Primary gap on the layer. Single-line impedance Indicates the impedance of one line of etch on the selected layer. Changing this value automatically recalculates the Line width field. Each time the Line width field in this calculator changes—either when you directly modify it or when you select it to be recalculated—this value is also recalculated. Line width Specifies the minimum width of each line of the differential pair. Changing this value automatically recalculates the Single-line impedance field. Changing the Single-line impedance field automatically recalculates this value. Primary gap Indicates the ideal edge-to-edge spacing between the pair that should be maintained for the entire length of the pair.

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