When the differential lines are of equal length, they are directly discrete lines. Please help me with how to solve this problem! !

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When the differential lines are of equal length, they are directly discrete lines. Please help me with how to solve this problem! ! [Copy link]

 

This is a point difference equal length adjustment, which automatically becomes a discrete line without that kind of border.

2. This is someone else's and has a frame.

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3. Then when I look at his file on my computer, there is no frame but discrete lines.

Has anyone encountered this problem? Please help! ! Thank you!

okhxyyo

I don't quite understand what you mean? What border?

qwqwqw2088

Not rounded or no rounded corners are set

Sharp turns may lead to inconsistent differential line lengths.

damiaa

That box is not a line. Maybe it will disappear if you don't choose it.

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okhxyyo posted on 2024-7-9 13:21 I don't quite understand what you mean? What border?

Hello, it is the light green border in Figure 2 that is drawn by dragging the difference. This border can be dragged to change the shape and size, but the other two pictures do not have this box. If you drag it directly, it will be a discrete line segment.

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damiaa posted on 2024-7-9 13:40 That box is not a line. Maybe it will disappear if you don’t choose it.

When someone else drags out a differential line on their computer, they can click on the differential box and drag it to change the height of the serpentine line. But mine is a discrete line directly without a box on the side, which means it is not joint.

okhxyyo

Is the other party using the same software as you? ? It looks like they are different software. Have you set up the serpentine routing differential pair?

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okhxyyo posted on 2024-7-9 14:42 Is the other party using the same software as you? ? It looks like different software. Have you set up the serpentine routing differential right?

I'm using ad18 and he's using ad22. Is this because of the different versions?

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qwqwqw2088 posted on 2024-7-9 13:22 It is not a rounded corner or the rounded corner is not set. Sharp turns may lead to inconsistent differential line lengths

Is there any problem with this setting?

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18062726749 posted on 2024-7-9 14:47 Is there any problem with this setting?

qwqwqw2088

18062726749 Published on 2024-7-9 14:48

Looks fine

Pay attention to tolerance selection

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qwqwqw2088 posted on 2024-7-9 15:38 It looks fine. Pay attention to the tolerance selection

I don't know what's going on when I drag out discrete lines.

okhxyyo

18062726749 Published on 2024-7-9 16:05 I don't know what's going on when I drag out the discrete lines

I haven't used it for a long time and I've forgotten about it. You may still need to check the specific situation. It seems that you only set the drawing of differential pairs when drawing. Have you set it to differential pairs on the schematic? Another possibility is that it may be related to the version. There are quite a lot of differences between different versions of AD. It is indeed possible that his new version has made adjustments to this display.

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okhxyyo posted on 2024-7-9 16:14 I haven't used it for a long time and I've forgotten it a little. You may still need to check the specific situation. Setting the differential pair seems to be just setting the drawing when drawing...

OK, I understand. It should be a problem of different versions.

qwqwqw2088

https://en.eeworld.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=482917&highlight=%B2%EE%B7%D6

https://download.eeworld.com.cn/detail/huaiqiao/563244

Refer to the download center

Altium Designer 09 multiple equal length winding methods

damiaa

18062726749 posted on 2024-7-9 14:45 I am using ad18 and he is using ad22. Is this because of the different versions? ?

This is possible. You are going from a higher version to a lower version. Draw it on your version and see.