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How the imported trace data is mapped on the PCB layers? Why some times Imported trace data is not mapped on right PCB layers?

Tagged: 18, external-data, General, mechanical, Modeling & Meshing, preprocessing, structural-mechanics, trace mapping
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      The trace data is imported using source points. Source points are based on X,Y and Z location. When Imported trace data, it maps the source points with the mesh elements at its location. Thus imported trace data doesn’t direct map on geometry layers of PCB. When imported trace data doesn’t map on respective geometry, it means the location of source point is different than the PCB layers location. To check the imported source points, in the details of Imported Trace, turn ON ‘Display Source Points’. To mapp trace data correctly, make sure to import same ECAD file in DM/SCDM. Or correct the geomtry by changing its location as per the source points.

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