I have manually placed GND vias under the IC, but the DRC can't accept it,
showing Overlap error, like seen in the snapshot. Why?
Regards,
I have manually placed GND vias under the IC, but the DRC can't accept it,
showing Overlap error, like seen in the snapshot. Why?
Regards,
"Thiago Henrique Rodrigues" <thiago_hr@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
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Actually, the big square under the IC has no name, nor it is connected to
GND... I manually connected it using the VIAS. So I can leave it like
this, that will work, right?
No that will not work, cause the SMD pad will get a signal name wether you
set it or not.
You should edit your device so that the smd will get a pin that you can
connect to GND. It could be a separate symbol with the pin direction set to
'power' and named 'GND' (and set add feature of this symbol to suiteable
value - rtfm). This will hide the gnd connection, although personally I
don't like hidden stuff.
"Thiago Henrique Rodrigues" <thiago_hr@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
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Actually, the big square under the IC has no name, nor it is connected to
GND... I manually connected it using the VIAS. So I can leave it like
this, that will work, right?
No that will not work, cause the SMD pad will get a signal name wether you
set it or not.
You should edit your device so that the smd will get a pin that you can
connect to GND. It could be a separate symbol with the pin direction set to
'power' and named 'GND' (and set add feature of this symbol to suiteable
value - rtfm). This will hide the gnd connection, although personally I
don't like hidden stuff.
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"Thiago Henrique Rodrigues" <thiago_hr@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
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Actually, the big square under the IC has no name, nor it is connected to
GND... I manually connected it using the VIAS. So I can leave it like
this, that will work, right?
No that will not work, cause the SMD pad will get a signal name wether you
set it or not.
You should edit your device so that the smd will get a pin that you can
connect to GND. It could be a separate symbol with the pin direction set
to 'power' and named 'GND' (and set add feature of this symbol to
suiteable value - rtfm). This will hide the gnd connection, although
personally I don't like hidden stuff.
I still don't understand that error... there is this ESD diode, with 3
terminals (two of them connected to GND in schematic). I want to put vias on
these pads directly to GND, but it keeps generating overlap error. But if I
create a via name GND on the side of the diode, it connects the pad to the
via... what is wrong?