smoothing, and a value of 3 will result in the finest smoothing. Higher values will result in longer processing time and larger Gerber files. Smoothing amount is a ratio that controls the size of the smoothing measurement axis is the line that connects those two points, and the dimension graphics are kept parallel to that axis. Orthogonal dimensions ( ) also measure the distance between two points, but the measurement enabled, the orientation of the dimension text will be adjusted automatically to keep the text parallel with the measurement axis. Dimension line options Line thickness: Sets the thickness of the graphical

smoothing, and a value of 3 will result in the finest smoothing. Higher values will result in longer processing time and larger Gerber files. Smoothing amount is a ratio that controls the size of the smoothing measurement axis is the line that connects those two points, and the dimension graphics are kept parallel to that axis. Orthogonal dimensions ( ) also measure the distance between two points, but the measurement enabled, the orientation of the dimension text will be adjusted automatically to keep the text parallel with the measurement axis. Dimension line options Line thickness: Sets the thickness of the graphical

smoothing, and a value of 3 will result in the finest smoothing. Higher values will result in longer processing time and larger Gerber files. Smoothing amount is a ratio that controls the size of the smoothing measurement axis is the line that connects those two points, and the dimension graphics are kept parallel to that axis. Orthogonal dimensions ( ) also measure the distance between two points, but the measurement enabled, the orientation of the dimension text will be adjusted automatically to keep the text parallel with the measurement axis. Dimension line options Line thickness: Sets the thickness of the graphical

smoothing, and a value of 3 will result in the finest smoothing. Higher values will result in longer processing time and larger Gerber files. Smoothing amount is a ratio that controls the size of the smoothing measurement axis is the line that connects those two points, and the dimension graphics are kept parallel to that axis. Orthogonal dimensions ( ) also measure the distance between two points, but the measurement enabled, the orientation of the dimension text will be adjusted automatically to keep the text parallel with the measurement axis. Dimension line options Line thickness: Sets the thickness of the graphical

smoothing, and a value of 3 will result in the finest smoothing. Higher values will result in longer processing time and larger Gerber files. 26 Smoothing amount is a ratio that controls the size of the smoothing Checks the gap between coupled tracks in a differential pair. Coupled tracks are segments that are parallel to each other. Differential pair gap is not tested on uncoupled portions of a differential pair

directives Running simulations Advanced Topics Configuration and Customization Text variables Database Libraries Custom Netlist and BOM Formats Actions reference Schematic Editor Common 89 90 dialog. NOTE If you want to manage a large amount of component data in symbol fields, consider using database libraries. Editing Symbol Fields To edit an existing symbol field, double-click the field, select SYMBOL_NAME , UNIT , VALUE . 149 Database Libraries A database library is a type of KiCad symbol library that holds data about parts in an external SQL database. Database libraries do not contain any symbol

Running simulations Helpful hints Advanced Topics Configuration and Customization Text variables Database Libraries HTTP Libraries Custom Netlist and BOM Formats Actions reference Schematic Editor libraries ( .SchLib or .IntLib files) CADSTAR Schematic Archive libraries ( .lib files) KiCad database library configuration files ( .kicad_dbl files) Eagle libraries ( .xml files) 111 EasyEDA (JLCEDA) dialog. NOTE If you want to manage a large amount of component data in symbol fields, consider using database libraries. To edit an existing symbol field, double-click the field, select it or hover and press

Running simulations Helpful hints Advanced Topics Configuration and Customization Text variables Database Libraries HTTP Libraries Custom Netlist and BOM Formats Actions reference Schematic Editor libraries ( .SchLib or .IntLib files) CADSTAR Schematic Archive libraries ( .lib files) KiCad database library configuration files ( .kicad_dbl files) Eagle libraries ( .xml files) EasyEDA (JLCEDA) dialog. NOTE If you want to manage a large amount of component data in symbol fields, consider using database libraries. To edit an existing symbol field, double-click the field, select it or hover and press

H. Jansen, "Accurate Wide-Range Design Equations for the Frequency-Dependent Characteristic of Parallel Coupled Microstrip Lines," in IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, vol. 32, no

H. Jansen, "Accurate Wide-Range Design Equations for the Frequency-Dependent Characteristic of Parallel Coupled Microstrip Lines," in IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, vol. 32, no