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padsTable

Display pad stack used by viaSingleEnded in a table

Since R2024a

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Syntax

table = padsTable(pcbobject)

Description

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table = padsTable(pcbobject) displays a pads stack in a tabular form.

Examples

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This example show how to use the padsTable function

via = viaSingleEnded
via = 
  viaSingleEnded with properties:

   Conducting Layers
                        SignalLayer: [1 7]
                        GroundLayer: [3 5 9]
                          Conductor: [1x1 metal]

   Dielectric Layers
                          Substrate: [1x1 dielectric]

   Signal Vias
                 SignalViaLocations: [0 0 1 7]
                  SignalViaDiameter: 2.5000e-04
          SignalViaFinishedDiameter: 2.0000e-04
                       SignalViaPad: [1x1 antenna.Circle]
                   RemoveUnusedPads: 1
                   SignalViaAntipad: [1x1 antenna.Circle]

   Ground Return Vias
           GroundReturnViaLocations: [1.0000e-03 1.0000e-03 1 9]
            GroundReturnViaDiameter: 2.5000e-04
    GroundReturnViaFinishedDiameter: 2.0000e-04

   Ports
                        SignalTable: {2x4 cell}


padsTable(via)
ans=1×5 table
                           SignalPlane 1        GroundPlane 3    GroundPlane 5       SignalPlane 7        GroundPlane 9
                        ____________________    _____________    _____________    ____________________    _____________

    Signal Via Num 1    {1x1 antenna.Circle}    {0x0 double}     {0x0 double}     {1x1 antenna.Circle}    {0x0 double}

Input Arguments

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Example: via=viaSingleEnded;table = padsTable(via)

Data Types: viaSingleEnded object

Output Arguments

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padsTable displays the pad stack table used in viaSingleEnded. Table rows correspond to each of the SignalViaLocations in the via. Table columns correspond to each conductive layer in the via. The table is equal to obj.SignalViaPad when it is a cell array. The table displays scalar expansion when obj.SignalViaPad is a scalar.

Version History

Introduced in R2024a