Is there a way to set up DRCs to catch things like the image below?
Generally, I do not allow for angles less than 90 deg like this. I know "Acid Traps" may be a thing of the past. But I still consider this a bad practice when it's this small. Let me know if you all have a different opinion.
Design Rule For "Acid Traps"
Re: Design Rule For "Acid Traps"
Not in DipTrace v4.1.3.1. The software feature you are looking for is called a "DFM check" (Design For Manufacturability) which can probably be found in much more expensive EDA programs. The "eyeball/brain" tool is free, however, and should work just fine....Is there a way to set up DRCs to catch things like the image below?...
I agree. Better safe than sorry....I know "Acid Traps" may be a thing of the past. But I still consider this a bad practice when it's this small...
Tom