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Im in the rules tab to the left part of my screen, do i click the add ruleset button?
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If you want to restrict routing to the top copper layer using a dedicated ruleset, then yes—you can click the Add Ruleset button to create a new one. Here’s what to do next:
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Create a New Ruleset (if needed):
- Click the Add Ruleset button.
- Give your new ruleset a clear name (e.g., "Top Copper Only").
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Edit Routing or Trace Rules:
- Within the new ruleset, find the routing or trace rule settings.
- Look for an option that lets you select the allowed routing layers.
- Deselect all layers except the Top Copper layer.
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Apply and Save the Ruleset:
- Confirm and save your changes in the rules editor.
- Ensure that this ruleset is active for your PCB.
After setting these preferences, you can proceed to the Auto Layout feature (typically located in the PCB editor toolbar) to autoroute your connections using only the top copper layer.
This way, your design will comply with your CNC laser requirements for a single-layer copper trace output.
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R2
Resistance
1 Ω
C1
Capacitance
1000u F
C3
Capacitance
0.1 F
R1
Resistance
1 Ω
R10
Resistance
5k Ω
R4
Resistance
10k Ω
Bocina 1
R7
Resistance
3.3 Ω
U1
C9
Capacitance
Capacitance
Alimentacion
R5
Resistance
3.3 Ω
C7
Capacitance
1000u F
C11
Capacitance
470u F
C6
Capacitance
Capacitance
C10
Capacitance
1000u F
R9
Resistance
5k Ω
C2
Capacitance
1000u F
Bocina 2
C4
Capacitance
470u F
R6
Resistance
10k Ω
C5
Capacitance
Capacitance
C8
Capacitance
0.1 F
C12
Capacitance
Capacitance
R8
Resistance
390 Ω
U2
R3
Resistance
390 Ω
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Pines No Conectados: Existe uno o más pines de componentes que no se han conectado a ninguna red o punto del circuito. Esto puede dar la apariencia de que los cables están "en el aire".
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Errores en la Red GND: Puede que la red GND no esté correctamente conectada a todos los componentes que deberían estar asociados con ella.
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Componentes Duplicados o Incorrectos: A veces puede haber componentes redundantes o incorrectamente colocados que no están conectados apropiadamente.
Cómo Solucionarlo:-
Revisar Conexiones: Verifica todas las conexiones que has hecho en el esquema para asegurarte de que cada pin de cada componente esté conectado a alguna red.
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Verificar la Conexión de Tierra: Asegúrate de que la red GND (tierra) esté conectada correctamente a todos los pines
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Revisar Nombres de Redes: Si has nombrado tus redes, asegúrate de que sean correctas y de que no haya errores tipográficos o duplicaciones involuntarias.
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Usar la Herramienta de Verificación de Flotación: Muchos programas CAD como Flux tienen una función de verificación o depuración que te permiten ver gráficamente qué pines o conexiones no están correctamente ligados a una red.
Verificación para tu Caso:GNDde los componentes. En tu proyecto actual, la red GND está correctamente conectada a varios pines de componentes como R4:(3), U1(GND), etc.GNDestén bien conectados. Algo que podrías hacer es asegurarte de que este tipo de conexiones estén completas: