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How can I add a radius/chamfer/teardrop to a T junction in Circuitstudio?

bartek21
bartek21 over 2 years ago

I am currently working on a PCB design and there are several T junctions. I have looked at other PCBs and the T junctions look like this:

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I know that Altium Designer has some options like this (where CircuitStudio does not have Teardrop options):

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But is there any way in Circuitstudio to create this on T Junctions? I think you could go through and do individual Polygon Pours but this is very time consuming and will cause issues if tracks are moved.

Thanks for you help!

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    0 shabaz over 2 years ago

    (In case no-one else answers):

    I highly doubt that board design used some teardrops feature, because each junction looks different. Probably the designer just manually placed traces like that, i.e. partially overlapped traces perhaps, if that CAD software which they used was OK with it.

    CircuitStudio is a deliberately cut-down version of software, and I'm speculating but it's unlikely to have all Altium features, especially features that they might (unfortunately) consider non-essential. But I don't know for sure.

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  • shabaz
    0 shabaz over 2 years ago

    (In case no-one else answers):

    I highly doubt that board design used some teardrops feature, because each junction looks different. Probably the designer just manually placed traces like that, i.e. partially overlapped traces perhaps, if that CAD software which they used was OK with it.

    CircuitStudio is a deliberately cut-down version of software, and I'm speculating but it's unlikely to have all Altium features, especially features that they might (unfortunately) consider non-essential. But I don't know for sure.

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