kelvin-path rules

create a kelvin-path rules from the schematic may be considered , (for example creating a secong wire button point to point) for application where mosfet driver -shunt etc are critical . In addiction with a good placement work may resulting in intelligent autorouting .

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Claudio Tasso

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0 Former Member over 12 years ago

create a kelvin-path rules from the schematic may be considered , (for
example creating a secong wire button point to point) for application
where mosfet driver -shunt etc are critical . In addiction with a good
placement work may resulting in intelligent autorouting .

Best regards
Claudio Tasso

I would never rely on autorouter for critical signal, especially analog ones.
You can manually create a branch when routing by pressing control and clicking
somewhere on yoru trace, on your pad for example.
Most current shunts suggest 4-pad foortprints in order to avoid the solder
impedance in the measurement, thus a 4-pin symbol for your schematics.

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0 Former Member over 12 years ago

create a kelvin-path rules from the schematic may be considered , (for
example creating a secong wire button point to point) for application
where mosfet driver -shunt etc are critical . In addiction with a good
placement work may resulting in intelligent autorouting .

Best regards
Claudio Tasso

I would never rely on autorouter for critical signal, especially analog ones.
You can manually create a branch when routing by pressing control and clicking
somewhere on yoru trace, on your pad for example.
Most current shunts suggest 4-pad foortprints in order to avoid the solder
impedance in the measurement, thus a 4-pin symbol for your schematics.

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