This video has been taken when I was doing DDR2 layout using Altium Designer. I usually use Cadence Allegro and I had to improvise a little bit this time. If there is a better way to measure copper length between objects, please leave a comment or let me know by email.
See more tips about length matching in my next post Altium Designer – DDR3 routing and PCB layout video and new updated video at Altium Designer – DDR2 / DDR3 length matching
You can download the spreadsheet what I used during the layout here:
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Thank you for sharing your DDRx Experience
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Robert, you may have already learned this trick. To quickly select connected track segments, just press the “S” key then select “Single Physical Connection Layer” from the menu.
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Hi Rjoec. Thank you. Yes, there was a new feature recently released (the video is very old):
Update 18: Updated plug-ins from release 10.972.23595 to 10.1051.23878
New track selection mode
A new Select Track command has been added that provides the option of selecting connected track segments on the current layer – in effect, to select connected copper until the layers change or a component pad is encountered. In addition, the Select Physical Connection option has been changed so that tracks covered by a component pad are included in the selection. View BugCrunch report #1110.
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