names that match the pattern are assigned to the specified netclass. If a net matches multiple patterns, the first match is used. Pattern-based netclass assignments are dynamic: when a new net is added that matches an existing pattern, it will be assigned to the associated netclass automatically. Net patterns can use both wildcards ( * to match any number of any characters, including none, and ? to match net using a net class directive. Instead of adding netclass patterns in the Schematic Setup dialog, you can directly create netclass patterns from the schematic canvas. Right click a net and select Assign

connected items. See the teardrops documentation for more information. 19 Length-tuning patterns The length-tuning patterns section lets you set default parameters for each type of length-tuning pattern (single-track uncoupled portions of differential pairs, you must use single-track length tuner. Editing tuning patterns After a tuning pattern has been added, it can be selected, modified, and moved. While it is selected the baseline. You can set default values for these properties in the Design Rules → Length-tuning Patterns page of the Board Setup dialog. Each type of tuning pattern (single track length, differential

connected items. See the teardrops documentation for more information. 19 Length-tuning patterns The length-tuning patterns section lets you set default parameters for each type of length-tuning pattern (single-track uncoupled portions of differential pairs, you must use single-track length tuner. Editing tuning patterns After a tuning pattern has been added, it can be selected, modified, and moved. While it is selected the baseline. You can set default values for these properties in the Design Rules → Length-tuning Patterns page of the Board Setup dialog. Each type of tuning pattern (single track length, differential

names that match the pattern are assigned to the specified netclass. If a net matches multiple patterns, the first match is used. Pattern-based netclass assignments are dynamic: when a new net is added that matches an existing pattern, it will be assigned to the associated netclass automatically. Net patterns can use both wildcards ( * to match any number of any characters, including none, and ? to match net using a net class directive. Instead of adding netclass patterns in the Schematic Setup dialog, you can directly create netclass patterns from the schematic canvas. Right click a net and select Assign

connected items. See the teardrops documentation for more information. Length-tuning patterns The length-tuning patterns section lets you set default parameters for each type of length-tuning pattern (single-track uncoupled portions of differential pairs, you must use single-track length tuner. Editing tuning patterns After a tuning pattern has been added, it can be selected, modified, and moved. While it is selected the baseline. You can set default values for these properties in the Design Rules → Length-tuning Patterns page of the Board Setup dialog. Each type of tuning pattern (single track length, differential

names that match the pattern are assigned to the specified netclass. If a net matches multiple patterns, the first match is used. Pattern-based netclass assignments are dynamic: when a new net is added that matches an existing pattern, it will be assigned to the associated netclass automatically. Net patterns can use both wildcards ( * to match any number of any characters, including none, and ? to match net using a net class directive. Instead of adding netclass patterns in the Schematic Setup dialog, you can directly create netclass patterns from the schematic canvas. Right click a net and select Assign

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names that match the pattern are assigned to the specified netclass. If a net matches multiple patterns, the first match is used. Pattern-based netclass assignments are dynamic: when a new net is added that matches an existing pattern, it will be assigned to the associated netclass automatically. Net patterns can use both wildcards ( * to match any number of any characters, including none, and ? to match Classes panel allows you to manage netclasses for the project and assign nets to netclasses with patterns. Managing netclasses in this panel is equivalent to managing them in the Board Setup dialog. Nets