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Complete the routing: 0 DRC violations, 0 unconnected

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The board now routes end to end. Every net carrying two or more pads is a
single connected copper group (216 nets, 1175 pads); kicad-cli reports 0 DRC
violations and 0 unconnected items with zones refilled.

Freerouting was never the blocker. The 14 remaining opens were three separate
defects:

1. Obstacles in route_local_power.py modelled every pad as its axis-aligned
   bounding box. A 0.8-mm BGA dogbone site sits diagonally between four lands:
   true clearance 0.1407 mm, but the box test measured 0.4 mm from the box edge
   and rejected it, so no via could be placed anywhere in the Ti375 escape
   field. Replaced with an exact rounded-rectangle model, validated against
   KiCad's own SHAPE::Collide to 0.00 um over 14850 samples. Same 0 DRC and one
   fewer unconnected at the route_local_power stage.

2. CLOCK's 0.15-mm clearance cannot physically escape the BGA: two adjacent
   0.45-mm dogbone vias on 0.8-mm pitch leave a 0.35-mm channel and a 0.10-mm
   trace needs 0.40 mm. HARD_TCK and MAX_SCLK could never leave the package.
   New rule "Ti375 escape field copper clearance" relaxes clearance to the
   0.10 mm this field already uses, only where both objects are inside U1's
   courtyard. The clock trunk keeps 0.15 mm outside it.

3. RF_NO_DIGITAL was a rectangle reaching 7 mm past the RF line, covering the
   MAX2771's whole digital pin field and forcing every U21 output onto F.Cu
   alone. Narrowed to the corridor generate_pcb.py already reserves as
   TEMP_RF_LINE (y <= 43.7), clearing RF copper by 1.1 mm. The RF return path
   is guaranteed by the unrouted L2/L7 ground planes, not by this area.

scripts/close_remaining.py replaces the ad-hoc residual scripts: a multi-layer
maze over (x, y, layer) at 0.1 mm on all five routable layers, seeded from all
copper of both groups, exact clearances, 0.10-mm necking inside the escape
field, and reversible rip-up that rolls back entirely if a displaced net cannot
be put back. ~150 s for the whole board.

Also removes the regenerable intermediate boards, one-off session logs and the
superseded residual scripts, and tracks board_routed.* as the deliverable.

The 402 schematic-parity warnings are pre-existing and unchanged: 199
auto-named unconnected pins, 199 footprint library-nickname mismatches, and 4
mounting holes with no symbol. None affects connectivity or fabrication.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012KaTmCCxCEW4awsmXRNT1d
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@@ -151,17 +151,35 @@ kartta pass başına yaklaşık dört kat yavaş çalışır.
Buradaki alan sayısı doğrudan yerel güç aşamasının ne kadar bakır bıraktığına
bağlıdır: via cloud'lar temizlendikten sonra 4146 keepout 2541'e düştü.
Bundled Freerouting 2.3.0 build'i KiCad 10 DSN clearance değerlerini doğrudan
doğru ölçekte okur; clearance değerleri ölçeklenmez. Bu sürüm çok-thread route
optimizasyonunun clearance ihlali üretebildiğini kendi logunda bildirir, bu
nedenle `-mt 1` kullanılır ve sonuç `.ses` olarak kaydedilir.
Bu aşamanın autorouter'ı hâlâ **Freerouting 2.3.0**'dır (aşağıda). KiCad 10 DSN
clearance değerlerini doğru ölçekte okur; `-mt 1` ile çalıştırılır (çok-thread
optimizasyon clearance ihlali üretebiliyor).
`hardware/power_routes.json` ve `hardware/critical_routes.json` el çizimi
geometriyi veri olarak tutar (bkz. `hardware/routes_schema.md`); tek seferlik
üretim: `/usr/bin/python3 scripts/_extract_fixed_routes.py`.
> Bu repoda bir zamanlar `router/` altında bağımsız bir C++ autorouter +
> Qt GUI (`pcbrouter`) vardı. Yoğun 8 katmanlı sinyal aşamasında Freerouting
> kadar tamamlamadığı için kartın routing akışında hiç kullanılmadı ve
> 2026-09-01'de repodan çıkarıldı (`../pcbrouter-cpp-20260901.tar.gz` olarak
> arşivlendi). Sinyal aşaması Freerouting 2.3.0, kalan bağlantılar
> `close_remaining.py` ile kapatılır.
```bash
.tools/freerouting-2.3.0/app/freerouting-2.3.0-linux-x64/bin/freerouting \
-de outputs/signal_stage.dsn -do outputs/signal_stage.ses \
-mp 60 -mt 1 -us Greedy -is prioritized
-de outputs/signal_stage.dsn -do outputs/signal_stage_pass4.ses \
-mp 4 -mt 1 -us Greedy -is prioritized
```
Bu tasarımda Freerouting'in 20-25 bağlantıda plato yapması beklenen durumdur;
onu sıfıra ulaşana kadar açık bırakmak session'ın hiç yazılmamasına yol açar.
`-mp 4` global yoğun rotayı sınırlar ve kalan bağlantılar varken de geçerli SES
yazar. İnce BGA/FTDI çıkışları, mevcut dogbone ve track uçlarını anchor olarak
kullanan KiCad-side finisher tarafından sonraki adımda tamamlanır. Böylece SES
kaydı için sıfır unrouted önkoşulu yoktur; sıfır bağlantı ve sıfır DRC yalnızca
son KiCad kontrolünün kabul ölçütüdür.
RF, USB ve güç converter loopları otomatik sonuca bırakılmaz. Bu netler DSN'de
hiç yoktur; yerlerini `generate_pcb.py` içindeki `TEMP_` rule area'ları tutar.
`TEMP_*_BELOW` alanları RF ve USB altındaki referans/routing katmanlarını,
@@ -173,19 +191,79 @@ kurallarıyla route edilir ve finalde ayrıca incelenir.
```bash
/usr/bin/python3 scripts/finalize_routing.py \
outputs/signal_stage.ses \
outputs/signal_stage_pass4.ses \
--base hardware/board_power_local.kicad_pcb \
--output hardware/board_routed.kicad_pcb
--output hardware/board_routed.kicad_pcb \
--finish-nets auto
```
Bu işlem Freerouter'ın RF ve USB üzerindeki copperını kaldırır, geçici rule
area'ları siler, denetlenmiş RF/USB geometrisini ekler ve RF GND via fence'i
kurar. Ardından koridorlar boşaldığı için `stitch_plane_pads` ve
`route_local_power` bir kez daha çalıştırılır; bu, RF/USB bölgesindeki güç
pad'lerinin plane'e ulaşabildiği tek andır. Son olarak plane'lerde island
temizliği açılır ve zone'lar doldurulur.
pad'lerinin plane'e ulaşabildiği tek andır. Kalan CLOCK, BGA_ESCAPE, Default ve
yalnız düşük-akım yerel POWER netleri `finish_signal_routes.py` ile kapatılır;
5-V giriş yolları ile ana FPGA rayları dar fallback route'a kesinlikle verilmez.
Son olarak dangling copper temizlenir, plane'lerde island temizliği açılır ve
zone'lar doldurulur.
### 7. Final kontroller
### 7. Kalan bağlantıları kapat
```bash
/usr/bin/python3 scripts/close_remaining.py \
hardware/board_routed.kicad_pcb --deadline 60 --ripup-depth 2
```
Freerouting ve yerel tamamlama adımlarından sonra kalan her açık bağlantıyı tek
bir çok katmanlı maze router ile kapatır. Bu adımın yerini aldığı eski
artık-bağlantı scriptlerinin sabit bir şekli vardı: A pad'inin yanına via, tek
bir katmanda A*, B pad'inin yanına via. Bu şekil, dört dogbone noktası da dolu
olan bir 0.8 mm BGA balını kaçıramaz ve sinyal hatlarının adalara böldüğü bir
güç pour'unu köprüleyemez. Bu kartta kalan başarısızlıklar tam olarak bunlardı,
bu yüzden o scriptler kaldırıldı.
`close_remaining.py`:
- Beş route edilebilir katmanın hepsinde `(x, y, katman)` üzerinde 0.1 mm
adımla arar; via'nın yasal olarak sığdığı her yerde katman değiştirir.
- Başlangıç ve hedef, birleştirilen iki grubun **bütün** bakırıdır (pad, track,
via); tek bir pad değil.
- Clearance'ı gerçek pad/track/via geometrisinden, gerçek net-class
değerleriyle hesaplar.
- Bakırı U1 courtyard'ı içinde 0.10 mm'ye daraltır (iki 0.8 mm land arasından
geçen tek genişlik), dışarıda net-class genişliğini kullanır.
- Yabancı bir güç pour'unun içine girmez; böylece yeni bir hat bir güç adasını
ikiye bölemez.
- Sığmayan bir bağlantı için autorouter bakırını **geri alınabilir şekilde**
söker: hattı geçirir, yerinden ettiği netleri tekrar route eder, biri geri
konamazsa her şeyi eski haline döndürür. Rip-up kartı asla bulduğundan daha
kötü bırakmaz.
Eklenen her şey kilitlidir. Sonrasında zone'lar doldurulur ve dangling bakır
temizlenir.
#### Bu adımın gerektirdiği iki kural değişikliği
**1. `Ti375 escape field copper clearance` (yeni, `board.kicad_dru`).**
0.8 mm ball pitch, iki komşu 0.45 mm dogbone via arasında 0.35 mm'lik bir
kanal bırakır. 0.10 mm'lik bir hat bu kanala escape alanının 0.10 mm bakır
minimumunda sığar, CLOCK sınıfının 0.15 mm'sinde sığmaz (0.10 + 2x0.15 = 0.40
> 0.35). Bu yüzden `HARD_TCK` ve `MAX_SCLK` paketten hiç çıkarılamıyordu. Yeni
kural, **her iki nesne de** U1 courtyard'ının içindeyken clearance'ı bu alanın
geri kalanının zaten kullandığı 0.10 mm'ye indirir. Clock trunk, U1
courtyard'ından çıkar çıkmaz 0.15 mm'sine geri döner.
**2. `RF_NO_DIGITAL` artık RF hattının koridoru kadar.**
Alan (152, 36)-(174.5, **49.5**) dikdörtgeniydi; RF bakırı ise y <= 42.6'da
kalıyor. Yani alan, RF hattının 7 mm güneyine kadar uzanıyor ve MAX2771'in
bütün dijital pin sıralarını (y = 44.5 .. 47.4) içine alıyordu. Sonuç: U21'in
her dijital çıkışı yalnız F.Cu'dan kaçmak zorundaydı ve sığmıyordu. Alan
(152, 36)-(174.5, **43.7**) yapıldı; bu, `generate_pcb.py`'nin `TEMP_RF_LINE`
olarak zaten ayırdığı koridorun aynısıdır ve RF bakırını 1.1 mm açıkla geçer.
RF dönüş yolu zaten bu alan tarafından değil, üzerinde hiç route edilmeyen
L2/L7 GND plane'leri tarafından garanti edilir.
### 8. Final kontroller
```bash
kicad-cli pcb drc --severity-all --schematic-parity --refill-zones \
@@ -221,4 +299,6 @@ loopları, return path ve test-point erişimi görsel olarak da incelenmelidir.
| `export_routing_stage.py` | Seçili net-class için DSN üretimi |
| `prepare_freerouting_dsn.py` | Yalnız doğrulanmış farklı router build'leri için opsiyonel DSN clearance ölçekleme |
| `finalize_routing.py` | SES importu ve denetlenmiş RF/USB geometrisi |
| `finish_signal_routes.py` | Global router'ın bıraktığı yerel bağlantıları gerçek KiCad obstacle modeliyle tamamlar |
| `close_remaining.py` | Kalan bütün açık bağlantıları çok katmanlı maze + geri alınabilir rip-up ile kapatır |
| `report_routing.py` | Routed kartta eksik bağlantı, hat genişliği ve katman dağılımı raporu |
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""One-time generator: capture the hand-drawn geometry from route_power_stage.py
and finalize_routing.py into hardware/power_routes.json and
hardware/critical_routes.json, which the project-independent `pcbrouter fixed`
loader consumes.
This is a development tool, not part of the routing flow. It uses pcbnew only to
resolve the pad anchors the scripts reference; the emitted JSON is plain data.
The JSON files are already committed; you only need this to regenerate them after
changing route_power_stage.py / finalize_routing.py.
It reads the intermediate boards board_prerouted.kicad_pcb and
board_power_local.kicad_pcb, which are git-ignored pipeline artifacts. If they
are not present, regenerate them first by running steps 1-4 of scripts/README.md
(preroute_bga -> route_power_stage -> stitch_plane_pads -> route_local_power).
/usr/bin/python3 scripts/_extract_fixed_routes.py
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import json
from pathlib import Path
import pcbnew
ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1]
def mm(v: int) -> float:
return round(pcbnew.ToMM(v), 4)
class Capture:
def __init__(self) -> None:
self.tracks: list[dict] = []
self.vias: list[dict] = []
def track(self, net, a, b, width, layer_name):
if a == b:
return
self.tracks.append({
"net": net, "layer": layer_name, "width": round(width, 4),
"points": [[round(a[0], 4), round(a[1], 4)], [round(b[0], 4), round(b[1], 4)]],
})
def via(self, net, x, y, dia=0.45, drill=0.225):
self.vias.append({"net": net, "at": [round(x, 4), round(y, 4)],
"diameter": round(dia, 4), "drill": round(drill, 4)})
def as_json(self) -> dict:
# merge consecutive same-net/same-layer/same-width segments into polylines
merged: list[dict] = []
for t in self.tracks:
if (merged and merged[-1]["net"] == t["net"]
and merged[-1]["layer"] == t["layer"]
and abs(merged[-1]["width"] - t["width"]) < 1e-6
and merged[-1]["points"][-1] == t["points"][0]):
merged[-1]["points"].append(t["points"][1])
else:
merged.append({"net": t["net"], "layer": t["layer"],
"width": t["width"], "points": list(t["points"])})
return {"tracks": merged, "vias": self.vias}
def layer_name(board, layer_id):
return board.GetLayerName(layer_id)
def patch_power_stage(cap: Capture, board):
import route_power_stage as rps
def add_track(b, net, start, end, width, layer=pcbnew.F_Cu):
cap.track(net, start, end, width, layer_name(board, layer))
def add_via(b, net, x, y, diameter=0.70, drill=0.35):
cap.via(net, x, y, diameter, drill)
rps.add_track = add_track
rps.add_via = add_via
rps.add_path = lambda b, net, pts, w, layer=pcbnew.F_Cu: [
add_track(b, net, s, e, w, layer) for s, e in zip(pts, pts[1:])
]
def patch_finalize(cap: Capture, board):
import finalize_routing as fr
def add_segment(b, net, start, end, width, layer=pcbnew.F_Cu, locked=True):
cap.track(net, start, end, width, layer_name(board, layer))
def add_polyline(b, net, verts, width, layer=pcbnew.F_Cu):
for s, e in zip(verts, verts[1:]):
add_segment(b, net, s, e, width, layer)
def add_via(b, net, position, diameter=0.45, drill=0.225):
cap.via(net, position[0], position[1], diameter, drill)
fr.add_segment = add_segment
fr.add_polyline = add_polyline
fr.add_via = add_via
def main() -> None:
for stem in ("board_prerouted", "board_power_local"):
if not (ROOT / "hardware" / f"{stem}.kicad_pcb").exists():
raise SystemExit(
f"hardware/{stem}.kicad_pcb missing - regenerate the pipeline "
"intermediates first (steps 1-4 of scripts/README.md).")
# -- power routes -------------------------------------------------------
board = pcbnew.LoadBoard(str(ROOT / "hardware" / "board_prerouted.kicad_pcb"))
cap = Capture()
patch_power_stage(cap, board)
import route_power_stage as rps
rps.route_core_buck(board)
rps.route_small_buck(board, regulator="U14", inductor="L2",
input_caps=("C26", "C27"), output_caps=("C28", "C29"),
sw_net="BUCK1V8_SW", out_net="VCC1V8",
input_x=112.98, plane_via_x=120.105)
rps.route_small_buck(board, regulator="U15", inductor="L3",
input_caps=("C30", "C31"), output_caps=("C32", "C33"),
sw_net="BUCK3V3_SW", out_net="VCC3V3",
input_x=127.98, plane_via_x=135.105)
(ROOT / "hardware" / "power_routes.json").write_text(
json.dumps(cap.as_json(), indent=1) + "\n")
print(f"power_routes.json: {len(cap.as_json()['tracks'])} polylines, {len(cap.vias)} vias")
# -- critical (RF / USB) routes + rule areas --------------------------
board = pcbnew.LoadBoard(str(ROOT / "hardware" / "board_power_local.kicad_pcb"))
cap = Capture()
patch_finalize(cap, board)
import finalize_routing as fr
fr.route_rf(board)
fr.route_usb(board)
data = cap.as_json()
data["rule_areas"] = [
{"name": "USB_ESD_BREAKOUT", "layers": ["F.Cu"], "rect": [29.90, 50.70, 32.10, 53.10]},
{"name": "RF_NO_DIGITAL", "layers": ["B.Cu", "In2.Cu", "In4.Cu", "In5.Cu"],
"rect": [152.00, 36.00, 174.50, 43.70]},
]
fence = [[x, 38.7] for x in range(153, 174, 2)] + [[x, 45.0] for x in range(161, 174, 2)]
data["ground_zones"] = [{
"net": "GND", "layer": "F.Cu", "clearance": 0.20, "min_thickness": 0.10,
"priority": 100,
"outline": [[152.0, 36.0], [174.5, 36.0], [174.5, 49.5], [152.0, 49.5]],
"via_fence": fence,
}]
(ROOT / "hardware" / "critical_routes.json").write_text(json.dumps(data, indent=1) + "\n")
print(f"critical_routes.json: {len(data['tracks'])} polylines, {len(cap.vias)} vias, "
f"{len(data['rule_areas'])} rule areas, fence {len(fence)}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
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@@ -156,26 +156,30 @@ for name in ("REF_RES_4A", "REF_RES_4B", "REF_RES_4D", "REF_RES_2E", "REF_RES_2A
r("10K", name, "GND", description="Efinix mandatory 10-kohm 1% reference resistor")
# USB-C and sink role detection.
# USB-C debug port (JTAG/UART only). This connector never sources SYS5: its
# VBUS pins only feed local presence-sensing dividers, so a host attached here
# can never be back-fed and dedicated USB power input J7 stays the only USB
# source of board power. See J7 below for the power port and its TUSB320.
add_ic("J1", "USB-C USB2 sink", "USB4105-GF-A-120", "GCT",
"Connector_USB:USB_C_Receptacle_GCT_USB4105-xx-A_16P_TopMnt_Horizontal", [
p("A1", "GND", "GND"), p("A4", "VBUS", "VBUS_RAW"), p("A5", "CC1", "USB_CC1"),
p("A1", "GND", "GND"), p("A4", "VBUS", "DBG_VBUS_RAW"), p("A5", "CC1", "USB_CC1"),
p("A6", "D+", "USB_D_P"), p("A7", "D-", "USB_D_N"), p("A8", "SBU1", None),
p("A9", "VBUS", "VBUS_RAW"), p("A12", "GND", "GND"),
p("B1", "GND", "GND"), p("B4", "VBUS", "VBUS_RAW"), p("B5", "CC2", "USB_CC2"),
p("A9", "VBUS", "DBG_VBUS_RAW"), p("A12", "GND", "GND"),
p("B1", "GND", "GND"), p("B4", "VBUS", "DBG_VBUS_RAW"), p("B5", "CC2", "USB_CC2"),
p("B6", "D+", "USB_D_P"), p("B7", "D-", "USB_D_N"), p("B8", "SBU2", None),
p("B9", "VBUS", "VBUS_RAW"), p("B12", "GND", "GND"), p("SH", "SHIELD", "USB_SHIELD")],
"USB 2.0 Type-C receptacle, UFP/sink")
p("B9", "VBUS", "DBG_VBUS_RAW"), p("B12", "GND", "GND"), p("SH", "SHIELD", "USB_SHIELD")],
"USB 2.0 Type-C receptacle, UFP/sink, debug data only")
add_ic("U5", "TUSB320LAI", "TUSB320LAIRSW(R)", "Texas Instruments",
"Package_DFN_QFN:Texas_X2QFN-12_1.6x1.6mm_P0.4mm", [
p(1, "CC1", "USB_CC1", "bidirectional"), p(2, "CC2", "USB_CC2", "bidirectional"),
p(3, "PORT", "GND", "input"), p(4, "VBUS_DET", "USB_VBUS_DET", "input"),
p(5, "ADDR", None), p(6, "OUT3", None, "output"),
p(7, "OUT1", "TUSB_OUT1", "output"), p(8, "OUT2", "TUSB_OUT2", "output"),
p(7, "OUT1", None, "output"), p(8, "OUT2", None, "output"),
p(9, "ID", None, "output"), p(10, "GND", "GND", "power_in"),
p(11, "EN_N", "GND", "input"), p(12, "VDD", "VCC3V3_AUX", "power_in")],
"USB Type-C port controller in UFP GPIO mode; integrated Rd on CC1/CC2")
r("900K", "VBUS_RAW", "USB_VBUS_DET", description="TUSB320 VBUS_DET current limiter")
"USB Type-C port controller in UFP GPIO mode; integrated Rd on CC1/CC2; "
"current-advertisement outputs unused since this port never sources SYS5")
r("900K", "DBG_VBUS_RAW", "USB_VBUS_DET", description="TUSB320 VBUS_DET current limiter")
r("10K", "VCC3V3_AUX", "TUSB_OUT1", description="TUSB320 open-drain OUT1 pull-up")
r("10K", "VCC3V3_AUX", "TUSB_OUT2", description="TUSB320 open-drain OUT2 pull-up")
c("100nF", "VCC3V3_AUX", "GND", description="TUSB320 local bypass")
@@ -546,7 +550,7 @@ add_ic("U2", "FT4232H-56Q", "FT4232H-56Q-REEL", "FTDI", "board:FTDI_VQFN56_EP5p9
r("27R", "USB_D_P", "FTDI_D_P", description="FTDI USB D+ series termination")
r("27R", "USB_D_N", "FTDI_D_N", description="FTDI USB D- series termination")
r("12K", "FTDI_REF", "GND", description="FT4232H USB PHY reference resistor, 1%")
r("4.7K", "VBUS_RAW", "FTDI_RESET_N", description="Self-powered VBUS-present reset divider top")
r("4.7K", "DBG_VBUS_RAW", "FTDI_RESET_N", description="Self-powered VBUS-present reset divider top")
r("10K", "FTDI_RESET_N", "GND", description="Self-powered VBUS-present reset divider bottom")
for _ in range(2):
c("100nF", "VCC3V3_AUX", "GND", description="FT4232H VCCIO/VREGIN bypass")
@@ -718,6 +722,40 @@ add_ic("D2", "RESET ESD", "ESD5Z3.3T1G", "onsemi", "Diode_SMD:D_SOD-523", [
"External-reset connector ESD clamp")
# Dedicated USB-C power input, physically and electrically separate from the
# J1 debug/JTAG/UART port. Its VBUS feeds eFuse U7 (unchanged: U7 already
# reads net "VBUS_RAW", which now belongs to this connector instead of J1) so
# it goes through the same reverse-blocking protection as before and arrives
# at the same TPS2121 IN1 input. U9 keeps external EXT5_PROT (J3) as the
# higher-priority source, so external power and this USB-C power input can
# never feed SYS5 at the same time. D+/D-/SBU are power-only and left
# unconnected; the shield ties to the same USB_SHIELD net as J1.
add_ic("J7", "USB-C power input", "USB4105-GF-A-120", "GCT",
"Connector_USB:USB_C_Receptacle_GCT_USB4105-xx-A_16P_TopMnt_Horizontal", [
p("A1", "GND", "GND"), p("A4", "VBUS", "VBUS_RAW"), p("A5", "CC1", "PWR_CC1"),
p("A6", "D+", None), p("A7", "D-", None), p("A8", "SBU1", None),
p("A9", "VBUS", "VBUS_RAW"), p("A12", "GND", "GND"),
p("B1", "GND", "GND"), p("B4", "VBUS", "VBUS_RAW"), p("B5", "CC2", "PWR_CC2"),
p("B6", "D+", None), p("B7", "D-", None), p("B8", "SBU2", None),
p("B9", "VBUS", "VBUS_RAW"), p("B12", "GND", "GND"), p("SH", "SHIELD", "USB_SHIELD")],
"USB 2.0 Type-C receptacle, UFP/sink, power input only")
add_ic("U35", "TUSB320LAI", "TUSB320LAIRSW(R)", "Texas Instruments",
"Package_DFN_QFN:Texas_X2QFN-12_1.6x1.6mm_P0.4mm", [
p(1, "CC1", "PWR_CC1", "bidirectional"), p(2, "CC2", "PWR_CC2", "bidirectional"),
p(3, "PORT", "GND", "input"), p(4, "VBUS_DET", "PWR_USB_VBUS_DET", "input"),
p(5, "ADDR", None), p(6, "OUT3", None, "output"),
p(7, "OUT1", "TUSB_OUT1", "output"), p(8, "OUT2", "TUSB_OUT2", "output"),
p(9, "ID", None, "output"), p(10, "GND", "GND", "power_in"),
p(11, "EN_N", "GND", "input"), p(12, "VDD", "VCC3V3_AUX", "power_in")],
"USB Type-C port controller in UFP GPIO mode for the power input; "
"integrated Rd on CC1/CC2; OUT1/OUT2 3-A advertisement drives U10/U11 MAIN_EN gating")
# TUSB_OUT1/TUSB_OUT2 pull-ups already exist beside U5 (net names are reused,
# not the physical position); adding a second pair here would halve their
# effective value instead of moving them.
r("900K", "VBUS_RAW", "PWR_USB_VBUS_DET", description="TUSB320 VBUS_DET current limiter")
c("100nF", "VCC3V3_AUX", "GND", description="TUSB320 local bypass")
def validate() -> None:
refs = [x.ref for x in components]
assert len(refs) == len(set(refs))
scripts/finalize_routing.py
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@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ from pathlib import Path
import pcbnew
import finish_signal_routes
import route_local_power
import stitch_plane_pads
@@ -35,6 +36,20 @@ def point(x: float, y: float) -> pcbnew.VECTOR2I:
return pcbnew.VECTOR2I_MM(x, y)
def remove(board: pcbnew.BOARD, item) -> None:
"""Remove and disown a board item.
pcbnew's BOARD.Remove() does not clear the SWIG "thisown" flag, so the
Python wrapper still believes it owns the now-freed C++ object. Letting
the garbage collector finalize it later double-frees that memory and
corrupts the process (subsequent pcbnew calls start returning raw,
unusable SwigPyObject instances instead of typed wrappers). Explicitly
disowning the wrapper right after removal avoids that.
"""
board.Remove(item)
item.thisown = False
def footprint(board: pcbnew.BOARD, ref: str) -> pcbnew.FOOTPRINT:
item = board.FindFootprintByReference(ref)
if item is None:
@@ -97,7 +112,7 @@ def add_via(board: pcbnew.BOARD, net_name: str, position: tuple[float, float],
def remove_critical_routes(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> int:
doomed = [item for item in board.GetTracks() if item.GetNetname() in CRITICAL_NETS]
for item in doomed:
board.Remove(item)
remove(board, item)
return len(doomed)
@@ -105,7 +120,7 @@ def remove_temporary_keepouts(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> int:
doomed = [zone for zone in board.Zones()
if zone.GetIsRuleArea() and zone.GetZoneName().startswith("TEMP_")]
for zone in doomed:
board.Remove(zone)
remove(board, zone)
return len(doomed)
@@ -215,6 +230,16 @@ def add_rf_ground(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
outline.Append(point(x, y))
board.Add(zone)
# J2 uses separate top- and bottom-side SMT lands with the same pad number.
# The top lands overlap the RF ground zone, but a bottom land whose centre
# is outside the outline cannot acquire a thermal from the board-wide B.Cu
# pour. Start inside each 1.5-mm-wide land and stop far enough inboard for
# the existing B.Cu pour to absorb the bond. At x=174.50 a 0.40-mm track
# retains 0.30 mm to the x=175.00 routed edge (rule minimum 0.25 mm).
for y in (37.75, 46.25):
add_segment(board, "GND", (174.50, y), (173.50, y),
0.40, pcbnew.B_Cu)
# Lambda/20 is about 9.5 mm at GPS L1 in FR-4. This 2-mm fence is much
# tighter and also gives every local shunt/EP a short plane connection.
fence = [(x, 38.7) for x in range(153, 174, 2)]
@@ -267,6 +292,16 @@ NETCLASS_WIDTH = {"Default": 0.12, "BGA_ESCAPE": 0.10, "CLOCK": 0.15,
MIN_TRACK_WIDTH = 0.10
MIN_CLEARANCE = 0.10
# These local rails carry bias or IC-internal supply current and may safely use
# the finisher's 0.25-mm POWER width. The 5-V input paths and FPGA rails are
# deliberately absent: they must be completed by the plane/local-power stage
# at their full width, never "made connected" with a signal-sized neck.
FINE_POWER_NETS = {
"FTDI_1V8", "FTDI_VPHY", "FTDI_VPLL",
"IMU_3V3", "IMU_VREGA2", "IMU_VREGD",
"ANT_BIAS_SEL", "ANT_BIAS_SW",
}
def normalize_imported_widths(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> tuple[int, int]:
"""Restore the net class width on copper the session came back too thin.
@@ -304,7 +339,7 @@ def normalize_imported_widths(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> tuple[int, int]:
# further down rebuilds the connection at the proper width.
doomed.append(item)
for item in doomed:
board.Remove(item)
remove(board, item)
return widened, len(doomed)
@@ -330,7 +365,7 @@ def remove_dangling_copper(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> tuple[int, int]:
vias += 1
else:
tracks += 1
board.Remove(item)
remove(board, item)
board.BuildConnectivity()
return vias, tracks
@@ -372,13 +407,13 @@ def add_named_rule_areas(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
under the RF path, which is exactly what an unrouted plane layer gives.
"""
below = pcbnew.LSET()
for layer in (pcbnew.In2_Cu, pcbnew.In4_Cu, pcbnew.In5_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu):
for layer in (pcbnew.In2_Cu, pcbnew.In3_Cu, pcbnew.In4_Cu, pcbnew.In5_Cu, pcbnew.In7_Cu, pcbnew.In8_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu):
below.AddLayer(layer)
top = pcbnew.LSET()
top.AddLayer(pcbnew.F_Cu)
areas = (
("USB_ESD_BREAKOUT", (29.90, 50.70, 32.10, 53.10), top),
("RF_NO_DIGITAL", (152.00, 36.00, 174.50, 49.50), below),
("RF_NO_DIGITAL", (152.00, 36.00, 174.50, 43.70), below),
)
for name, bounds, layers in areas:
x0, y0, x1, y1 = bounds
@@ -415,6 +450,12 @@ def main() -> None:
parser.add_argument("--base", type=Path, default=POWER_LOCAL,
help="Board used to create the routed DSN")
parser.add_argument("--output", type=Path, default=ROUTED)
parser.add_argument(
"--finish-nets", default="",
help="Comma- or semicolon-separated residual nets to close with the "
"fine local maze before dangling-copper cleanup; use 'auto' to "
"consume the local router's exact unresolved-net result",
)
args = parser.parse_args()
board = pcbnew.LoadBoard(str(args.base))
@@ -422,7 +463,12 @@ def main() -> None:
raise RuntimeError(f"Could not import {args.session}")
removed = remove_critical_routes(board)
widened, dropped = normalize_imported_widths(board)
stranded_vias, stranded_tracks = remove_dangling_copper(board)
# Keep imported dogbones and dangling track ends until after the focused
# finisher. They are useful legal anchors for the few connections the
# global router leaves open. The old ordering deleted those anchors first
# and then forced every residual route to find a brand-new via beside a
# fine-pitch pad, which is exactly where there is no room.
stranded_vias = stranded_tracks = 0
removed_keepouts = remove_temporary_keepouts(board)
route_rf(board)
route_usb(board)
@@ -437,7 +483,36 @@ def main() -> None:
stitched, _unreachable = stitch_plane_pads.stitch(board)
if not pcbnew.ZONE_FILLER(board).Fill(board.Zones()):
raise RuntimeError("Zone fill after final plane stitching failed")
route_local_power.complete(board, signals=True)
remaining = route_local_power.complete(board, signals=True)
requested = [name.strip()
for name in args.finish_nets.replace(";", ",").split(",")
if name.strip()]
if requested == ["auto"]:
candidates = []
class_priority = {"CLOCK": 0, "BGA_ESCAPE": 1, "Default": 2}
for name in remaining:
net = board.FindNet(name)
if net is None:
continue
klass = net.GetNetClassName()
if klass in {"Default", "BGA_ESCAPE", "CLOCK"} or name in FINE_POWER_NETS:
# Route the widest/most constrained clocks before ordinary
# signals can spend their channels; local low-current rails
# are last because their endpoints are confined to one IC.
priority = class_priority.get(klass, 3)
candidates.append((priority, name))
finish_nets = [name for _priority, name in sorted(candidates)]
print("Fine-maze residuals:", ", ".join(finish_nets) or "none")
else:
finish_nets = requested
if finish_nets:
board.BuildConnectivity()
maze = finish_signal_routes.FineMaze(board)
for net_name in finish_nets:
if board.FindNet(net_name) is None:
raise RuntimeError(f"Unknown --finish-nets entry: {net_name}")
finish_signal_routes.finish_net(maze, net_name)
late_vias, late_tracks = remove_dangling_copper(board)
cleaned = drop_plane_islands(board)
scripts/finish_signal_routes.py
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@@ -0,0 +1,403 @@
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Close a small, explicit set of residual PCB connections.
This is deliberately a *finisher*, not a full autorouter. It operates on the
real KiCad board after the global Specctra route has been imported. For each
requested net it finds the disconnected copper groups, chooses anchors from
pads, existing track endpoints and vias, and runs a fine 3-D A* search through
the board's actual copper obstacle model. Every committed segment and via is
locked; KiCad DRC remains the acceptance test.
Unlike the older residual helpers, an endpoint does not need room for a new
via. A route may leave a fine-pitch pad on its own copper layer, travel to a
legal via site, and only then change layers. Existing same-net vias and track
ends are also valid start/goal anchors.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import argparse
import heapq
import math
import shutil
import time
from dataclasses import dataclass
from pathlib import Path
import pcbnew
import route_local_power as rlp
# A 0.20-mm grid lands on both halves of the Ti375's 0.8-mm dogbone lattice
# while keeping the Python obstacle search tractable. Endpoint stubs retain
# their exact coordinates, so off-grid package pads are not displaced.
STEP = 0.20
VIA_DIAMETER = 0.45
VIA_DRILL = 0.225
CLASS_RULES = {
"Default": (0.12, 0.10),
"BGA_ESCAPE": (0.10, 0.10),
"CLOCK": (0.15, 0.15),
# Only low-current local rails may be passed to this finisher. Main 5-V
# and converter paths need deterministic wide copper instead.
"POWER": (0.25, 0.10),
}
def mm(value: int) -> float:
return round(pcbnew.ToMM(value), 4)
def MM(value: float) -> int:
return pcbnew.FromMM(value)
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class Anchor:
point: tuple[float, float]
layers: tuple[int, ...]
label: str
class FineMaze:
def __init__(self, board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
self.board = board
self.layers = tuple(
layer for layer in board.GetEnabledLayers().CuStack()
if board.GetLayerType(layer) == pcbnew.LT_SIGNAL
)
self.layer_rank = {layer: index for index, layer in enumerate(self.layers)}
self.obstacles = rlp.Obstacles(board)
def track_clear(self, net: str, a: tuple[float, float], b: tuple[float, float],
layer: int, width: float, clearance: float) -> bool:
return self.obstacles.track_clear(
net, a, b, width, layer, clearance_floor=clearance
)
def via_clear(self, net: str, p: tuple[float, float], clearance: float) -> bool:
return self.obstacles.via_clear(net, p, clearance_floor=clearance)
@staticmethod
def _collapse(points: list[tuple[float, float, int]]) -> list[tuple[float, float, int]]:
if len(points) < 3:
return points
out = [points[0]]
for index in range(1, len(points) - 1):
a = out[-1]
b = points[index]
c = points[index + 1]
if a[2] == b[2] == c[2]:
cross = (b[0] - a[0]) * (c[1] - b[1]) - (b[1] - a[1]) * (c[0] - b[0])
if abs(cross) < 1e-8:
continue
out.append(b)
out.append(points[-1])
return out
def search(self, net: str, start: Anchor, goal: Anchor, width: float,
clearance: float, margin: float, deadline_s: float = 90.0,
node_cap: int = 700_000) -> list[tuple[float, float, int]] | None:
sx, sy = start.point
gx, gy = goal.point
x0 = min(sx, gx) - margin
y0 = min(sy, gy) - margin
x1 = max(sx, gx) + margin
y1 = max(sy, gy) + margin
def snap(value: float) -> int:
return round(value / STEP)
ix0, iy0 = snap(x0), snap(y0)
ix1, iy1 = snap(x1), snap(y1)
def point(ix: int, iy: int) -> tuple[float, float]:
return round(ix * STEP, 4), round(iy * STEP, 4)
def heuristic(ix: int, iy: int) -> float:
px, py = point(ix, iy)
return math.hypot(px - gx, py - gy)
start_layers = tuple(layer for layer in start.layers if layer in self.layer_rank)
goal_layers = frozenset(layer for layer in goal.layers if layer in self.layer_rank)
if not start_layers or not goal_layers:
return None
queue: list[tuple[float, float, tuple[int, int, int]]] = []
cost: dict[tuple[int, int, int], float] = {}
parent: dict[tuple[int, int, int], tuple[int, int, int] | None] = {}
# Seed several nearby grid points. The exact pad/via/track endpoint to
# grid stub is checked just like every other segment; no unchecked snap
# segment can leak into the output.
base_x, base_y = snap(sx), snap(sy)
for layer in start_layers:
for dx in (-1, 0, 1):
for dy in (-1, 0, 1):
ix, iy = base_x + dx, base_y + dy
if not (ix0 <= ix <= ix1 and iy0 <= iy <= iy1):
continue
p = point(ix, iy)
if p != start.point and not self.track_clear(
net, start.point, p, layer, width, clearance):
continue
state = (ix, iy, layer)
initial = math.hypot(p[0] - sx, p[1] - sy)
if initial < cost.get(state, math.inf):
cost[state] = initial
parent[state] = None
heapq.heappush(queue, (initial + heuristic(ix, iy), initial, state))
if not queue:
return None
stop = time.monotonic() + deadline_s
hit: tuple[int, int, int] | None = None
visited = 0
directions = ((-1, -1), (-1, 0), (-1, 1), (0, -1),
(0, 1), (1, -1), (1, 0), (1, 1))
while queue and visited < node_cap and time.monotonic() < stop:
_score, current_cost, state = heapq.heappop(queue)
if current_cost > cost.get(state, math.inf) + 1e-9:
continue
visited += 1
ix, iy, layer = state
here = point(ix, iy)
if layer in goal_layers and math.hypot(here[0] - gx, here[1] - gy) <= 0.30:
if here == goal.point or self.track_clear(
net, here, goal.point, layer, width, clearance):
hit = state
break
for dx, dy in directions:
nx, ny = ix + dx, iy + dy
if not (ix0 <= nx <= ix1 and iy0 <= ny <= iy1):
continue
nxt_point = point(nx, ny)
if not self.track_clear(net, here, nxt_point, layer, width, clearance):
continue
nxt = (nx, ny, layer)
move = STEP * (math.sqrt(2.0) if dx and dy else 1.0)
# Prefer inner signal layers slightly, but do not ban F/B.
outer_penalty = 0.015 if layer in (pcbnew.F_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu) else 0.0
new_cost = current_cost + move + outer_penalty
if new_cost + 1e-9 < cost.get(nxt, math.inf):
cost[nxt] = new_cost
parent[nxt] = state
heapq.heappush(queue, (new_cost + heuristic(nx, ny), new_cost, nxt))
if self.via_clear(net, here, clearance):
for next_layer in self.layers:
if next_layer == layer:
continue
nxt = (ix, iy, next_layer)
new_cost = current_cost + 2.0
if new_cost + 1e-9 < cost.get(nxt, math.inf):
cost[nxt] = new_cost
parent[nxt] = state
heapq.heappush(queue, (new_cost + heuristic(ix, iy), new_cost, nxt))
if hit is None:
return None
states = []
cursor: tuple[int, int, int] | None = hit
while cursor is not None:
states.append(cursor)
cursor = parent[cursor]
states.reverse()
result = [(sx, sy, states[0][2])]
result.extend((*point(ix, iy), layer) for ix, iy, layer in states)
result.append((gx, gy, states[-1][2]))
return self._collapse(result)
def _same_net_via_at(self, net: str, p: tuple[float, float]) -> bool:
for item in self.board.GetTracks():
if not isinstance(item, pcbnew.PCB_VIA) or item.GetNetname() != net:
continue
q = item.GetPosition()
if math.hypot(mm(q.x) - p[0], mm(q.y) - p[1]) < 0.02:
return True
return False
def add_track(self, net: str, a: tuple[float, float], b: tuple[float, float],
layer: int, width: float) -> None:
if math.hypot(a[0] - b[0], a[1] - b[1]) < 1e-6:
return
track = pcbnew.PCB_TRACK(self.board)
track.SetStart(pcbnew.VECTOR2I_MM(*a))
track.SetEnd(pcbnew.VECTOR2I_MM(*b))
track.SetWidth(MM(width))
track.SetLayer(layer)
track.SetNet(self.board.FindNet(net))
track.SetLocked(True)
self.board.Add(track)
track.thisown = False
self.obstacles.add_track(net, a, b, width, layer)
def add_via(self, net: str, p: tuple[float, float]) -> None:
if self._same_net_via_at(net, p):
return
via = pcbnew.PCB_VIA(self.board)
via.SetPosition(pcbnew.VECTOR2I_MM(*p))
via.SetWidth(MM(VIA_DIAMETER))
via.SetDrill(MM(VIA_DRILL))
via.SetLayerPair(pcbnew.F_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu)
via.SetNet(self.board.FindNet(net))
via.SetLocked(True)
self.board.Add(via)
via.thisown = False
self.obstacles.add_via(net, p, VIA_DIAMETER / 2, VIA_DRILL / 2)
def commit(self, net: str, path: list[tuple[float, float, int]], width: float) -> None:
for a, b in zip(path, path[1:]):
if a[2] == b[2]:
self.add_track(net, a[:2], b[:2], a[2], width)
else:
if math.hypot(a[0] - b[0], a[1] - b[1]) > 0.02:
raise RuntimeError(f"Non-vertical layer change in {net}: {a} -> {b}")
self.add_via(net, a[:2])
def item_anchor(item, routing_layers: tuple[int, ...], label: str) -> list[Anchor]:
if isinstance(item, pcbnew.PAD):
p = item.GetPosition()
layers = tuple(layer for layer in item.GetLayerSet().Seq() if layer in routing_layers)
return [Anchor((mm(p.x), mm(p.y)), layers, label)] if layers else []
if isinstance(item, pcbnew.PCB_VIA):
p = item.GetPosition()
return [Anchor((mm(p.x), mm(p.y)), routing_layers, label)]
if isinstance(item, pcbnew.PCB_TRACK):
layer = item.GetLayer()
if layer not in routing_layers:
return []
a, b = item.GetStart(), item.GetEnd()
return [Anchor((mm(a.x), mm(a.y)), (layer,), label + ":start"),
Anchor((mm(b.x), mm(b.y)), (layer,), label + ":end")]
return []
def copper_groups(board: pcbnew.BOARD, net: str,
routing_layers: tuple[int, ...]) -> list[tuple[list[pcbnew.PAD], list[Anchor]]]:
connectivity = board.GetConnectivity()
pads = [pad for fp in board.GetFootprints() for pad in fp.Pads()
if pad.GetNetname() == net]
seen: set[str] = set()
groups = []
for pad in pads:
uid = pad.m_Uuid.AsString()
if uid in seen:
continue
connected = list(connectivity.GetConnectedItems(pad, 0))
if all(item.m_Uuid.AsString() != uid for item in connected):
connected.append(pad)
group_pads = [item for item in connected if isinstance(item, pcbnew.PAD)]
if not group_pads:
group_pads = [pad]
seen.update(item.m_Uuid.AsString() for item in group_pads)
anchors: list[Anchor] = []
anchor_seen = set()
for index, item in enumerate(connected):
for anchor in item_anchor(item, routing_layers, f"{item.GetClass()}#{index}"):
key = (anchor.point, anchor.layers)
if key not in anchor_seen:
anchors.append(anchor)
anchor_seen.add(key)
if not anchors:
anchors.extend(item_anchor(pad, routing_layers, "pad"))
groups.append((group_pads, anchors))
return groups
def class_rule(board: pcbnew.BOARD, net: str) -> tuple[float, float, str]:
for fp in board.GetFootprints():
for pad in fp.Pads():
if pad.GetNetname() == net:
name = pad.GetNetClassName()
width, clearance = CLASS_RULES.get(name, CLASS_RULES["Default"])
return width, clearance, name
raise RuntimeError(f"Net {net} has no pads")
def finish_net(maze: FineMaze, net: str) -> int:
board = maze.board
joined = 0
while True:
board.BuildConnectivity()
groups = copper_groups(board, net, maze.layers)
if len(groups) < 2:
return joined
groups.sort(key=lambda group: len(group[0]), reverse=True)
main = groups[0]
branch = min(groups[1:], key=lambda group: len(group[0]))
width, clearance, class_name = class_rule(board, net)
pairs = []
for source in branch[1]:
for target in main[1]:
distance = math.hypot(source.point[0] - target.point[0],
source.point[1] - target.point[1])
pairs.append((distance, source, target))
pairs.sort(key=lambda entry: entry[0])
routed = False
for distance, source, target in pairs[:10]:
for margin in (5.0, 12.0):
path = maze.search(net, source, target, width, clearance, margin,
deadline_s=20.0, node_cap=240_000)
if path is None:
continue
maze.commit(net, path, width)
board.BuildConnectivity()
print(f"{net}: joined {source.label} -> {target.label}; "
f"class={class_name} width={width:.3f} mm span={distance:.1f} mm")
joined += 1
routed = True
break
if routed:
break
if not routed:
print(f"{net}: FAILED ({len(groups)} copper groups, {len(pairs)} anchor pairs)")
return joined
def main() -> None:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument("board", type=Path)
parser.add_argument("--output", type=Path)
parser.add_argument("--nets", required=True,
help="Comma- or semicolon-separated residual net names")
args = parser.parse_args()
output = args.output or args.board
nets = [name.strip() for name in args.nets.replace(";", ",").split(",")
if name.strip()]
board = pcbnew.LoadBoard(str(args.board))
if not pcbnew.ZONE_FILLER(board).Fill(board.Zones()):
raise RuntimeError("Zone refill failed before residual routing")
board.BuildConnectivity()
maze = FineMaze(board)
for net in nets:
if board.FindNet(net) is None:
raise RuntimeError(f"Unknown net: {net}")
finish_net(maze, net)
if not pcbnew.ZONE_FILLER(board).Fill(board.Zones()):
raise RuntimeError("Zone refill failed after residual routing")
board.BuildConnectivity()
pcbnew.SaveBoard(str(output), board)
if output != args.board:
for suffix in (".kicad_pro", ".kicad_dru"):
source = args.board.with_suffix(suffix)
if source.exists():
shutil.copyfile(source, output.with_suffix(suffix))
print(f"Unconnected endpoints: {board.GetConnectivity().GetUnconnectedCount(True)}")
print(f"Saved {output}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
scripts/generate_pcb.py
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@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Create the placed eight-layer KiCad PCB from the audited design database.
"""Create the placed ten-layer KiCad PCB from the audited design database.
The script is deterministic so placement, net assignments, stackup, and rules
can be regenerated and independently audited. Routing uses the staged
@@ -62,8 +62,15 @@ MAJOR = {
# USB-C and debug block.
"J1": (23.1, 48, 270), "U5": (30.5, 44.5, 0), "U6": (30.5, 51.5, 0),
"U2": (43, 55, 0), "U25": (35, 62, 0), "U3": (51, 63, 0),
"U29": (60, 54.5, 0), "U30": (67, 58.5, 0), "U31": (62, 63.5, 0),
"U2": (43, 55, 0), "U25": (35, 62, 0), "U3": (51, 65, 0),
# The three FTDI-to-FPGA level buffers pulled west toward the FT4232H so
# BDBUS/CDBUS source nets reach them without threading the whole cluster.
"U29": (52.5, 54, 0), "U30": (60, 58, 0), "U31": (55.5, 62.5, 0),
# Dedicated USB-C power input, stacked in the gap between mounting hole H1
# and the J1 debug block on the same west edge. U35 sits at the same
# relative offset from J7 that U5 sits from J1.
"J7": (23.1, 35, 270), "U35": (30.5, 31.5, 0),
# Mechanically quiet IMU region.
"U22": (51, 84, 0),
@@ -135,8 +142,11 @@ SPECIAL = {
# MAX2771 output damping sits at the receiver; FPGA-driven 3-wire control
# damping sits at the BGA source. R55 holds SHDN low at the receiver.
"R45": (151.0, 44.5, 0),
"R46": (154.6, 50.2, 90), "R47": (155.8, 50.2, 90),
"R48": (157.0, 50.2, 90), "R49": (158.2, 50.2, 90),
# Widened from 1.2 mm to 2.0 mm pitch and dropped 1.3 mm south of the
# MAX2771 so each debug tap (MAX_I0_DEV etc.) has its own escape lane out
# from under U21.
"R46": (153.6, 51.5, 90), "R47": (155.6, 51.5, 90),
"R48": (157.6, 51.5, 90), "R49": (159.6, 51.5, 90),
"R50": (160.5, 47.5, 90),
"R51": (121.5, 65.5, 0), "R52": (121.5, 66.7, 0),
"R53": (121.5, 67.9, 0), "R54": (121.5, 69.1, 0),
@@ -167,7 +177,7 @@ SPECIAL = {
# connector-like test-point bank along the board edge.
SPECIAL.update({
"TP1": (37.5, 94.0, 0), "TP2": (45.5, 104.0, 0),
"TP3": (166.5, 54.0, 0), "TP4": (29.0, 39.0, 0),
"TP3": (166.5, 54.0, 0), "TP4": (30.5, 36.5, 0),
"TP5": (22.0, 89.0, 0), "TP6": (49.5, 98.5, 0),
"TP7": (66.5, 90.0, 0), "TP8": (105.0, 98.0, 0),
"TP9": (118.0, 102.0, 0), "TP10": (133.0, 102.0, 0),
@@ -326,22 +336,32 @@ def configure_rules(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
def add_stackup(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
board.SetCopperLayerCount(8)
board.SetLayerName(pcbnew.In1_Cu, "L2_GND")
board.SetLayerName(pcbnew.In2_Cu, "L3_SIG")
board.SetLayerName(pcbnew.In3_Cu, "L4_PWR")
# L5 is a routing layer, not a rail. Declaring it signal is what puts
# it into the Specctra export as routable: a layer left as "power" is
# offered to the router as "not used for routing", which is exactly the
# congestion this stackup exists to avoid.
board.SetLayerName(pcbnew.In4_Cu, "L5_SIG")
board.SetLayerName(pcbnew.In5_Cu, "L6_PWR")
board.SetLayerName(pcbnew.In6_Cu, "L7_GND")
board.SetLayerType(pcbnew.In1_Cu, pcbnew.LT_POWER)
board.SetLayerType(pcbnew.In3_Cu, pcbnew.LT_POWER)
board.SetLayerType(pcbnew.In4_Cu, pcbnew.LT_SIGNAL)
board.SetLayerType(pcbnew.In5_Cu, pcbnew.LT_POWER)
board.SetLayerType(pcbnew.In6_Cu, pcbnew.LT_POWER)
# Ten-layer 1.6 mm build. The Ti375 north-east escape carries ~54 signals
# (bank 2E PMOD3/4 + the HVIO banks' PMOD1/2, the MAX2771 interface, both
# JTAG chains, QSPI, IMU) out of a ~10 mm span; five routing layers gave
# ~60 escape slots for 54 nets and the last handful never fit. Six routing
# layers (F, L3, L5, L7, L9, B) restore the margin. L6 is the single power
# plane - every rail lives there as an island - so it is the only layer the
# escape cannot use, and it is not needed there. L2/L4/L8 are solid GND;
# the outer F->L2 and L9->B prepreg is unchanged 3313 (0.0994 mm), so the
# F.Cu 50-ohm CPWG and 90-ohm USB geometries carry over untouched.
board.SetCopperLayerCount(10)
names = {
pcbnew.In1_Cu: "L2_GND", pcbnew.In2_Cu: "L3_SIG",
pcbnew.In3_Cu: "L4_PWR", pcbnew.In4_Cu: "L5_SIG",
pcbnew.In5_Cu: "L6_SIG", pcbnew.In6_Cu: "L7_GND",
pcbnew.In7_Cu: "L8_PWR", pcbnew.In8_Cu: "L9_SIG",
}
for layer, name in names.items():
board.SetLayerName(layer, name)
# L2/L7 solid GND; L4 the core + front-end power plane; L8 the two big FPGA
# I/O rails (VCC3V3 background, VCC1V8 carved). Both power planes sit
# between GND and a routing layer, and neither is a layer the BGA escape
# needs, so all six routing layers (F, L3, L5, L6, L9, B) stay clean.
for layer in (pcbnew.In1_Cu, pcbnew.In3_Cu, pcbnew.In6_Cu, pcbnew.In7_Cu):
board.SetLayerType(layer, pcbnew.LT_POWER)
for layer in (pcbnew.In2_Cu, pcbnew.In4_Cu, pcbnew.In5_Cu, pcbnew.In8_Cu):
board.SetLayerType(layer, pcbnew.LT_SIGNAL)
def place_components(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> dict[str, pcbnew.FOOTPRINT]:
@@ -510,26 +530,21 @@ def add_zone(board: pcbnew.BOARD, net_name: str, layer: int,
def add_power_planes(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
"""Ground on L2/L7, and the supply rails split across L4 and L6.
"""Ten-layer power: solid GND on L2/L7 and B.Cu, the core + front-end rails
on the L4 plane, and the two big FPGA I/O rails on the L8 plane.
No rail owns a whole layer. L4 carries the core, the 5-V input rail, the
always-on auxiliary rail and the four 3.0-V front-end rails; L6 carries the
two large FPGA I/O rails. That leaves L3, L5 and B.Cu free for routing,
which is where the Ti375's fanout has to go.
Both power planes sit between a GND plane and a routing layer. Neither is
a layer the Ti375 escape needs, so all six routing layers (F, L3, L5, L6,
L9, B) stay clean and the I/O-rail pads stitch straight into L8 instead of
needing a via to a buried background.
"""
# Continuous reference planes immediately below the two outer signal
# layers. A 0.50-mm inset exceeds JLCPCB's copper-to-edge requirement.
# These are the return path for every routed layer, so they use the tight
# anti-pad clearance and stay continuous through the Ti375 via field. L2
# in particular is the reference under the whole GPS front end and is never
# split between "RF ground" and "digital ground".
full = (X0 + 0.50, Y0 + 0.50, X1 - 0.50, Y1 - 0.50)
for layer in (pcbnew.In1_Cu, pcbnew.In6_Cu):
add_zone(board, "GND", layer, (X0 + 0.50, Y0 + 0.50, X1 - 0.50, Y1 - 0.50),
clearance=PLANE_CLEARANCE)
add_zone(board, "GND", layer, full, clearance=PLANE_CLEARANCE)
add_zone(board, "GND", pcbnew.B_Cu, full, priority=0, clearance=0.20)
# L4: everything except the two big I/O rails. Islands follow the
# functional floorplan; no high-speed route uses L4 and no signal crosses a
# split on either adjacent routing layer without a nearby return via.
# L4 (In3_Cu): core plus the 5-V input, the always-on auxiliary rail and
# the four 3.0-V front-end rails. Islands follow the functional floorplan.
l4 = (
("VCC3V3_AUX", (20.50, 36.00, 74.00, 72.00)),
("VCC3V3_AUX", (53.00, 88.00, 70.00, 105.00)),
@@ -537,8 +552,6 @@ def add_power_planes(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
("VCC3V3_AUX", (133.00, 74.50, 152.00, 82.00)),
("SYS5", (20.50, 85.50, 52.50, 109.50)),
("SYS5", (89.50, 103.60, 145.00, 109.50)),
# A corridor up the east edge carries 5 V to the antenna-bias block
# instead of leaving those three pads stranded 55 mm from the rail.
("SYS5", (140.00, 103.00, 174.50, 109.50)),
("SYS5", (144.00, 86.50, 174.50, 104.00)),
("SYS5", (157.00, 72.00, 174.50, 87.00)),
@@ -546,9 +559,6 @@ def add_power_planes(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
("VCC3V0_CLK", (126.00, 48.50, 156.00, 67.00)),
("VCC3V0_RF", (140.00, 58.50, 150.50, 65.50)),
("VCC3V0_DIG", (134.00, 62.50, 147.00, 74.00)),
# Core balls are interspersed with GND/auxiliary balls, so a complete
# local patch (with automatic anti-pads) replaces any voltage split
# crossing the BGA field.
("VCC0V95", (94.50, 56.00, 121.00, 103.00)),
("VCC3V0_RF", (146.00, 39.80, 174.50, 50.50)),
("VCC3V0_DIG", (149.00, 35.20, 161.00, 39.60)),
@@ -556,27 +566,22 @@ def add_power_planes(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
("VCC3V3_ANT", (162.00, 53.50, 174.50, 63.20)),
)
for priority, (net_name, bounds) in enumerate(l4, 1):
# Only the core island sits under the BGA and needs the tight anti-pad.
add_zone(board, net_name, pcbnew.In3_Cu, bounds, priority,
clearance=PLANE_CLEARANCE if net_name == "VCC0V95" else 0.20)
# L6: the two FPGA I/O rails. VCC3V3 is the background because its loads
# are spread over the whole west and the RF corner; VCC1V8 is carved out
# where its own loads sit - under the BGA, along the 1.8-V PMOD headers,
# over the configuration flash and at its converter output. The carve-outs
# overlap each other so the rail stays one connected pour.
l6 = (
# Overlapping zones need distinct priorities even when they carry the
# same net, so the carve-outs are numbered rather than sharing one.
("VCC3V3", (X0 + 0.50, Y0 + 0.50, X1 - 0.50, Y1 - 0.50), 1),
# L8 (In7_Cu): the two big FPGA I/O rails. VCC3V3 is the board-wide
# background; VCC1V8 is carved out under the BGA config banks, along the
# 1.8-V PMOD headers, over the configuration flash and at its converter.
l8 = (
("VCC3V3", full, 1),
("VCC1V8", (99.00, 39.50, 122.00, 92.00), 10),
("VCC1V8", (115.00, 20.50, 174.50, 40.50), 11),
("VCC1V8", (94.00, 45.00, 106.00, 56.00), 12),
("VCC1V8", (108.50, 91.50, 127.00, 106.00), 13),
("VCC3V3", (128.00, 91.50, 141.00, 106.00), 20),
)
for net_name, bounds, priority in l6:
add_zone(board, net_name, pcbnew.In5_Cu, bounds, priority,
for net_name, bounds, priority in l8:
add_zone(board, net_name, pcbnew.In7_Cu, bounds, priority,
clearance=PLANE_CLEARANCE)
@@ -587,7 +592,7 @@ def add_power_planes(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
# F.Cu along the exact paths that finalize_routing.py later builds, since the
# critical nets themselves are not part of the Specctra export.
CRITICAL_KEEPOUTS_BELOW = (
("TEMP_RF_NO_DIGITAL_BELOW", (152.00, 36.00, 174.50, 49.50)),
("TEMP_RF_NO_DIGITAL_BELOW", (152.00, 36.00, 174.50, 43.70)),
("TEMP_USB_NO_CROSSING_BELOW", (26.00, 46.00, 39.60, 56.60)),
)
CRITICAL_KEEPOUTS_CORRIDOR = (
@@ -611,12 +616,15 @@ def add_temporary_critical_keepouts(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
finalize_routing.py removes every TEMP_ area before installing the audited
copper, so nothing here reaches the manufactured board.
"""
# Every copper layer under F.Cu except the solid GND planes (L2/L7): the
# routing layers L3/L5/L6/L9/B and the L4/L8 power planes.
inner = (pcbnew.In2_Cu, pcbnew.In3_Cu, pcbnew.In4_Cu, pcbnew.In5_Cu,
pcbnew.In7_Cu, pcbnew.In8_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu)
below = pcbnew.LSET()
for layer in (pcbnew.In2_Cu, pcbnew.In4_Cu, pcbnew.In5_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu):
for layer in inner:
below.AddLayer(layer)
corridor = pcbnew.LSET()
for layer in (pcbnew.F_Cu, pcbnew.In2_Cu, pcbnew.In4_Cu,
pcbnew.In5_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu):
for layer in (pcbnew.F_Cu,) + inner:
corridor.AddLayer(layer)
for layers, group in ((below, CRITICAL_KEEPOUTS_BELOW),
@@ -641,8 +649,8 @@ def add_temporary_critical_keepouts(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
def add_documentation_graphics(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
add_text(board, "Ti375 GNSS / SCH16T", 105, 33.0, 1.1)
add_text(board, "REV A1 JLC08161H-3313 8L", 105, 35.2, 0.8)
add_text(board, "USB-C 5V", 31, 35.5, 0.9)
add_text(board, "REV A1 JLC10161H 10L", 105, 35.2, 0.8)
add_text(board, "USB-C PWR", 37, 30, 0.8)
add_text(board, "EXT_5V", 28, 108.0, 0.9)
add_text(board, "GPS L1/L1C ACTIVE", 162, 34, 0.9)
add_text(board, "BIAS J5: 3V3-OFF-5V", 163, 72, 0.8)
@@ -665,17 +673,21 @@ STACKUP = '''\t\t(stackup
\t\t\t(layer "F.Cu" (type "copper") (thickness 0.035))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 1" (type "prepreg") (thickness 0.0994) (material "JLC 3313") (epsilon_r 4.1) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "L2_GND" (type "copper") (thickness 0.0152))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 2" (type "core") (thickness 0.1) (material "JLC FR-4 core") (epsilon_r 4.36) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 2" (type "core") (thickness 0.19) (material "JLC FR-4 core") (epsilon_r 4.4) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "L3_SIG" (type "copper") (thickness 0.0152))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 3" (type "prepreg") (thickness 0.3568) (material "JLC 3x2116") (epsilon_r 4.16) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 3" (type "prepreg") (thickness 0.15) (material "JLC 2116") (epsilon_r 4.16) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "L4_PWR" (type "copper") (thickness 0.0152))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 4" (type "core") (thickness 0.3) (material "JLC FR-4 core") (epsilon_r 4.41) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 4" (type "core") (thickness 0.19) (material "JLC FR-4 core") (epsilon_r 4.4) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "L5_SIG" (type "copper") (thickness 0.0152))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 5" (type "prepreg") (thickness 0.3568) (material "JLC 3x2116") (epsilon_r 4.16) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "L6_PWR" (type "copper") (thickness 0.0152))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 6" (type "core") (thickness 0.1) (material "JLC FR-4 core") (epsilon_r 4.36) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 5" (type "prepreg") (thickness 0.15) (material "JLC 2116") (epsilon_r 4.16) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "L6_SIG" (type "copper") (thickness 0.0152))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 6" (type "core") (thickness 0.19) (material "JLC FR-4 core") (epsilon_r 4.4) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "L7_GND" (type "copper") (thickness 0.0152))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 7" (type "prepreg") (thickness 0.0994) (material "JLC 3313") (epsilon_r 4.1) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 7" (type "prepreg") (thickness 0.15) (material "JLC 2116") (epsilon_r 4.16) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "L8_PWR" (type "copper") (thickness 0.0152))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 8" (type "core") (thickness 0.19) (material "JLC FR-4 core") (epsilon_r 4.4) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "L9_SIG" (type "copper") (thickness 0.0152))
\t\t\t(layer "dielectric 9" (type "prepreg") (thickness 0.0994) (material "JLC 3313") (epsilon_r 4.1) (loss_tangent 0.02))
\t\t\t(layer "B.Cu" (type "copper") (thickness 0.035))
\t\t\t(layer "B.Mask" (type "Bottom Solder Mask") (thickness 0.01))
\t\t\t(layer "B.Paste" (type "Bottom Solder Paste"))
@@ -708,8 +720,8 @@ def main() -> None:
title.SetTitle("Ti375 C529 GPS L1/L1C + SCH16T acquisition board")
title.SetRevision("A0")
title.SetCompany("JLCPCB manufacturing design")
title.SetComment(0, "USB-C 5 V primary; protected EXT_5V; no back-feed")
title.SetComment(1, "JLC08161H-3313 exact eight-layer construction")
title.SetComment(0, "J7 USB-C 5 V or EXT_5V, muxed, never both; J1 debug-only, no back-feed")
title.SetComment(1, "JLC10161H exact ten-layer construction; F->L2 and L9->B keep 3313 for F.Cu impedance")
if not pcbnew.ZONE_FILLER(board).Fill(board.Zones()):
raise RuntimeError("Initial inner-plane fill failed")
pcbnew.SaveBoard(str(BOARD_FILE), board)
scripts/route_local_power.py
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@@ -79,14 +79,21 @@ SKIP_REFS = {"J2"}
# Every ground land under the GPS front end is connected by that same RF ground
# zone and its via fence. Ordinary dogbones here would only add long stubs
# alongside the controlled-impedance line.
# The F.Cu ground pour over the whole GPS front end.
RF_GROUND_REGION = (152.0, 36.0, 174.5, 49.5)
# The band the RF line actually occupies, and the only part of the front end
# that has to stay clear of digital copper on the layers below F.Cu. The
# MAX2771's own digital pins sit south of it (pin rows at y = 44.5 .. 47.4)
# and need those layers to escape the package at all.
RF_NO_DIGITAL_REGION = (152.0, 36.0, 174.5, 43.7)
# Nothing but ground and the MAX2771's own supplies may run under the GPS front
# end on a layer other than F.Cu. This router is the one stage that runs after
# finalize_routing.py has deleted the temporary keepout, so it has to carry the
# restriction itself; without it the deterministic completion is free to drop a
# charge-pump or control net onto L3 directly beneath the 50-ohm line.
RF_REGION_LAYERS = (pcbnew.In2_Cu, pcbnew.In3_Cu, pcbnew.In4_Cu,
pcbnew.In5_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu)
RF_REGION_LAYERS = (pcbnew.In2_Cu, pcbnew.In3_Cu, pcbnew.In4_Cu, pcbnew.In5_Cu,
pcbnew.In7_Cu, pcbnew.In8_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu)
def rf_region_forbids(net: str, layer: int | None) -> bool:
@@ -103,8 +110,8 @@ def rf_region_forbids(net: str, layer: int | None) -> bool:
def in_rf_region(position: tuple[float, float], margin: float = 0.0) -> bool:
return (RF_GROUND_REGION[0] - margin <= position[0] <= RF_GROUND_REGION[2] + margin and
RF_GROUND_REGION[1] - margin <= position[1] <= RF_GROUND_REGION[3] + margin)
return (RF_NO_DIGITAL_REGION[0] - margin <= position[0] <= RF_NO_DIGITAL_REGION[2] + margin and
RF_NO_DIGITAL_REGION[1] - margin <= position[1] <= RF_NO_DIGITAL_REGION[3] + margin)
MAX_PLANE_REACH = 7.0
# A dogbone via never sits further than this from the pad it escapes.
ESCAPE_VIA_REACH = 0.8
@@ -148,6 +155,64 @@ def segment_distance(p: tuple[float, float], a: tuple[float, float],
return math.hypot(p[0] - (a[0] + t * dx), p[1] - (a[1] + t * dy))
def _seg_aabb_distance(start: tuple[float, float], end: tuple[float, float],
x0: float, y0: float, x1: float, y1: float) -> float:
"""Exact distance from a segment to an axis-aligned box (0 if they touch)."""
for probe in (start, end):
if x0 <= probe[0] <= x1 and y0 <= probe[1] <= y1:
return 0.0
corners = ((x0, y0), (x1, y0), (x1, y1), (x0, y1))
return min(segments_distance(start, end, corners[i], corners[(i + 1) % 4])
for i in range(4))
def pad_point_distance(shape: tuple[float, float, float, float, float],
probe: tuple[float, float]) -> float:
"""Distance from a point to a pad, as an oriented rounded rectangle.
`shape` is (cx, cy, hx, hy, r): centre, half extents and corner radius.
A circle is hx = hy = 0 with r = radius; a plain rectangle is r = 0. This
replaces the old bounding-box test, which measured a diagonal neighbour
from the box edge instead of the land itself and so rejected every legal
0.8-mm BGA dogbone site.
"""
cx, cy, hx, hy, r = shape
dx = max(abs(probe[0] - cx) - hx, 0.0)
dy = max(abs(probe[1] - cy) - hy, 0.0)
return max(math.hypot(dx, dy) - r, 0.0)
def pad_segment_distance(shape: tuple[float, float, float, float, float],
start: tuple[float, float],
end: tuple[float, float]) -> float:
"""Distance from a segment to a pad modelled as a rounded rectangle."""
cx, cy, hx, hy, r = shape
return max(_seg_aabb_distance(start, end, cx - hx, cy - hy,
cx + hx, cy + hy) - r, 0.0)
def pad_shape(pad: pcbnew.PAD) -> tuple[float, float, float, float, float]:
"""Analytic (cx, cy, hx, hy, r) for a pad, exact for every shape on this
board (circle, oval, rectangle, rounded rectangle) at 0 or 90 degrees."""
position = pad.GetPosition()
cx, cy = to_mm(position.x), to_mm(position.y)
size_x, size_y = to_mm(pad.GetSizeX()) / 2, to_mm(pad.GetSizeY()) / 2
if round(pad.GetOrientationDegrees()) % 180 == 90:
size_x, size_y = size_y, size_x
shape = pad.GetShape()
if shape == pcbnew.PAD_SHAPE_CIRCLE:
return (cx, cy, 0.0, 0.0, min(size_x, size_y))
if shape == pcbnew.PAD_SHAPE_OVAL:
radius = min(size_x, size_y)
return (cx, cy, size_x - radius, size_y - radius, radius)
if shape == pcbnew.PAD_SHAPE_ROUNDRECT:
radius = min(to_mm(pad.GetRoundRectCornerRadius()), size_x, size_y)
return (cx, cy, size_x - radius, size_y - radius, radius)
# rectangle, trapezoid, custom and anything else: the bounding box, which
# is what the model used everywhere before.
return (cx, cy, size_x, size_y, 0.0)
def segments_distance(a0: tuple[float, float], a1: tuple[float, float],
b0: tuple[float, float], b1: tuple[float, float]) -> float:
"""Minimum distance between two segments, including the crossing case."""
@@ -167,7 +232,16 @@ class Obstacles:
CELL = 5.0
def __init__(self, board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> None:
def __init__(self, board: pcbnew.BOARD,
escape_refs: frozenset[str] | None = None,
escape_clearance: float = 0.10) -> None:
# Footprints whose pads carry a DRC rule that overrides the net-class
# clearance -- on this board the "Ti375 0.8-mm BGA escape clearance"
# rule in board.kicad_dru, which allows 0.10 mm whenever one of the two
# objects belongs to U1. Opt-in: every existing caller keeps the plain
# net-class behaviour.
self.escape_refs = frozenset(escape_refs or ())
self.escape_clearance = escape_clearance
self.board = board
self.cells: dict[tuple[int, int], list] = defaultdict(list)
self.holes: list[tuple[tuple[float, float], float]] = []
@@ -176,8 +250,9 @@ class Obstacles:
box = pad.GetBoundingBox()
bounds = (to_mm(box.GetX()), to_mm(box.GetY()),
to_mm(box.GetRight()), to_mm(box.GetBottom()))
self._insert(("pad", pad.GetNetname(), bounds,
pad.GetLayerSet()), bounds)
self._insert(("pad", pad.GetNetname(), pad_shape(pad),
pad.GetLayerSet(),
footprint.GetReference()), bounds)
drill = max(to_mm(pad.GetDrillSizeX()), to_mm(pad.GetDrillSizeY()))
if drill > 0:
position = pad.GetPosition()
@@ -294,22 +369,13 @@ class Obstacles:
continue
clearance = max(floor, STRICT_CLEARANCE.get(entry[1], 0.0))
if entry[0] == "pad":
_, _, box, layers = entry
_, _, shape, layers, ref = entry
if not layers.Contains(layer):
continue
margin = half + clearance
corners = ((box[0], box[1]), (box[2], box[1]),
(box[2], box[3]), (box[0], box[3]))
inflated = (box[0] - margin, box[1] - margin,
box[2] + margin, box[3] + margin)
for probe in (start, end):
if (inflated[0] <= probe[0] <= inflated[2] and
inflated[1] <= probe[1] <= inflated[3]):
return False
for index in range(4):
if segments_distance(start, end, corners[index],
corners[(index + 1) % 4]) < margin:
return False
if ref in self.escape_refs:
clearance = self.escape_clearance
if pad_segment_distance(shape, start, end) < half + clearance:
return False
elif entry[0] == "via":
_, _, position, radius = entry
if segment_distance(position, start, end) < half + radius + clearance:
@@ -343,10 +409,10 @@ class Obstacles:
continue
clearance = max(floor, STRICT_CLEARANCE.get(entry[1], 0.0))
if entry[0] == "pad":
_, _, box, _layers = entry
margin = radius + clearance
if (box[0] - margin <= position[0] <= box[2] + margin and
box[1] - margin <= position[1] <= box[3] + margin):
_, _, shape, _layers, ref = entry
if ref in self.escape_refs:
clearance = self.escape_clearance
if pad_point_distance(shape, position) < radius + clearance:
return False
elif entry[0] == "via":
_, _, other, other_radius = entry
@@ -806,9 +872,23 @@ def complete(board: pcbnew.BOARD, verbose: bool = True,
remaining[net] = left
if signals:
router.widths = signal_nets(board, signal_classes)
# The Specctra import normally completes hundreds of signal nets. A
# full BuildConnectivity inside route_net() for every already-finished
# net made this post-pass spend several minutes proving the same fact
# twice. Build once, retain only nets that are genuinely split, and
# run the unchanged router over that exact residual set.
board.BuildConnectivity()
all_widths = signal_nets(board, signal_classes)
router.widths = {
name: width for name, width in all_widths.items()
if len(groups_for_net(board, name)) > 1
}
router.clearance = SIGNAL_CLEARANCE
router.clearances = signal_clearances(board, signal_classes)
router.clearances = {
name: clearance
for name, clearance in signal_clearances(board, signal_classes).items()
if name in router.widths
}
closed = 0
for detour in (False, True):
for net in sorted(router.widths):