Fonctionnalités et techniques avancées de routage

This page provides an in-depth look at the ActiveRoute Guided Interactive Router - a key tool when routing your PCB that enables you to quickly produce high-quality results, that meet the design rules, all the while under your full control

This tutorial guides you through the complete design process using Altium NEXUS and a connected Workspace, from idea to generated manufacturing output released to the Workspace. Also explores features related to project management and collaboration

This page acts as a checklist to help you work out if your board is ready for routing, including how to find nets on the board, making sure relevant design rules are defined, and setting up the routing layers

This page looks at the PCB Editor's support for length tuning - being able to match the lengths of routes, by inserting variable amplitude tuning patterns, to ensure that timing-critical signals arrive at their target pins at the same time

This page provides an in-depth look at the process of interactively routing a single net, and the settings that control that process

This page looks at the PCB Editor's support for controlled impedance routing - configuring the routing widths and clearances, as well as the material properties and dimensions, to deliver the required routing impedance(s)

This page looks at the PCB Editor's support for differential pair routing - a design technique employed to create a balanced transmission system able to carry differential (equal and opposite) signals across a printed circuit board

This page looks at the Glossing and Retrace features in the PCB Editor. Where Glossing attempts to shorten the overall route length and reduce the number of corners, Retrace re-applies the preferred width and clearance requirements to an existing route

This page looks at the Situs Topological Autorouter, an integral part of the PCB Editor. It uses advanced topological mapping to define the routing path, then calls on a variety of routing algorithms to convert this human-like path to a high-quality route

This page looks at the Glossing and Retrace features in the PCB Editor. Where Glossing attempts to shorten the overall route length and reduce the number of corners, Retrace re-applies the preferred width and clearance requirements to an existing route