10-28-2013 05:59 AM
Hi there,
I need a way to indicate the layer sequence on my 4-layer PCB.
The idea is on each layer, the number of the layer should be placed.
Top layer is 1, Inner 1 = 2, Inner 2 = 3 and bottom = 4..
Now I would like it to be a little different than the image (which is how it is now). Changes:
- number 2 should be cut around the number, not a box and the number in copper. The number should be just the green PCB material.
- around number 3 and 4 shouldn't be the ground plane of layer 2 (Inner 1). With the keep out area it works, except for the DRC errors (just ignore this or?)
Orders of the manufacturer..
Thanks in advanced!
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11-26-2013 07:37 AM
Hello Jaip,
Is this still an active question?
Can you share a sample project of what you currently have? (you can remove any "not shareable" components)
If I understand correctly, then you have 4 layers?
1 = Copper Top
2 = Copper Inner 1
3 = Copper Inner 2
4 = Copper Bottom
Based on the explanation it is not a 100% clear how it should look.
2) the copper should go up to the border of the keep out area in that region you want to have a "2" cut out.
So this would come down to creating a keep out area (that is the number 2) in a copper plane, right?
3 and 4) this can indeed give DRC errors.
What does the error message say?
If I'm understanding this in an incorrect fashion, then please let me know.
12-09-2013 02:53 AM
Hello ThiCop,
I'm very sorry for not responding! It's wasn't my intention to be disrespectfull!
Because off the fact that I found a solution (or a way around 🙂 ) and had allot on my mind, I forgot te reply!
Kind Regards, Belgium student
12-12-2013 09:50 AM
Hello jaip,
That is not a problem at all.
Due to teaching courses I have also been the majority of my time out of office.
Therefore there are also quite some delays in my forum responses.
Good luck with the upcoming exams!