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Trace length (pad to pad)

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Is there a way to get eagle to report the trace length from pad to pad?

 

Doing this by hand is not practical or accurate when trying to equalize

the phase between two different nets.

 

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  • Don Owen wrote:

    Excuse my ignorance, what is "ULP" and what do the letters stand for as the

    help file says nothing about it? How do you use it? Do you go to a separate

    Eagle library and invoke it there? I am very new to Eagle and find some of

    the acronyms confusing. I too would like to measure line lengths.

    Don

     

     

    "Richard Hammerl" <ric@cadsoft.de> wrote in message

    news:g3ap7o$3mv$2@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    VectorHead schrieb:

    Is there a way to get eagle to report the trace length from pad to pad?

     

    Doing this by hand is not practical or accurate when trying to equalize

    the phase between two different nets.

     

    Try length.ulp or length-freq-ri.ulp.

     

     

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    Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards

    Richard Hammerl

    CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de

    FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/faq.htm

     

     

     

    ULP = "User Language Program"

    These are programs which can be run either in the schematic or the board

    editor window (depending on the job the ULP does).

    Under the "File" menu, choose "Run" and then type the name of the ULP

    you wish to run. Alternatively, just type "Run " of course)

    ULPs are stored in the directory "User Language Programs" which you can

    access from the Control Panel (the window you first see when you load Eagle)

    A large selection comes with the normal installation, and a great many

    more can be downloaded from the Cadsoft site.

    John G.

     

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  • Don Owen wrote:

    Excuse my ignorance, what is "ULP" and what do the letters stand for as the

    help file says nothing about it? How do you use it? Do you go to a separate

    Eagle library and invoke it there? I am very new to Eagle and find some of

    the acronyms confusing. I too would like to measure line lengths.

    Don

     

     

    "Richard Hammerl" <ric@cadsoft.de> wrote in message

    news:g3ap7o$3mv$2@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    VectorHead schrieb:

    Is there a way to get eagle to report the trace length from pad to pad?

     

    Doing this by hand is not practical or accurate when trying to equalize

    the phase between two different nets.

     

    Try length.ulp or length-freq-ri.ulp.

     

     

    --

    Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards

    Richard Hammerl

    CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de

    FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/faq.htm

     

     

     

    ULP = "User Language Program"

    These are programs which can be run either in the schematic or the board

    editor window (depending on the job the ULP does).

    Under the "File" menu, choose "Run" and then type the name of the ULP

    you wish to run. Alternatively, just type "Run " of course)

    ULPs are stored in the directory "User Language Programs" which you can

    access from the Control Panel (the window you first see when you load Eagle)

    A large selection comes with the normal installation, and a great many

    more can be downloaded from the Cadsoft site.

    John G.

     

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