Hmm, a 300 Volt track should perhaps have a bit more clearance than just 10mil. Set that under Design rules, clearances, there make a new one and do it for one or more specific nets.
Rene rimas wrote:
hi there protel users,
this question has two parts - one specific to protel and one not. first the general PCB design question - what kind of clearance should there usually be between traces and a polygon plane that surrounds them? is manufacturability the only issue (so use the same clearance you use between any two traces on the rest of the board)? or is there some reason to keep the ground pour further away ? is there a way in protel to set this clearance? also i'm not clear on why sometimes solid pours are used and sometimes hatch filled pours are used. and what are standard values to use for grid size, track width, and minimum primitive size length ?
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