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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 5 Primary Gap: Specifies the ideal edge-to-edge spacing between a pair of nets in the differential pair that should be maintained for the entire length of the pair Primary Width: Specifies the minimum width of each line of the differential pair Neck Gap: Specifies the edge-to-edge spacing between nets of a differential pair as it goes through tight areas Neck Width: Specifies the minimum allowable width for a line in a differential pair as it goes through tight areas Coupled Tolerance (+): Specifies the allowable positive deviation from the Primary gap for a differential pair to still be considered edge-coupled Coupled Tolerance (-): Specifies the allowable negative deviation from the Primary gap for a differential pair to still be considered edge-coupled Minimum Line Spacing: A line-to-line check to make sure that the other settings are not violated

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