- Wed Feb 10, 2016 4:50 pm
#188043
On two Eagle boards now I've missed routing a few airwires and didn't see it until after the PCB came back from the manufacturer and I was in making some modifications. Is there a way in Eagle to highlight/list any unrouted airwires?
Also, in both cases the airwires were for GND pins which should have been automatically been rats-nested as I have top & bottom ground planes. Perhaps some routes had accidentally isolated the pin from the ground plane, but it seems odd. In cases like that, how can I tell which pin on the airwire isn't grounded? Naturally, the pin has an airwire to the nearest other GND-level pin, but there's no way to tell which pin on either end of the airwire is the one that isn't connected to the GND plane.
Also, in both cases the airwires were for GND pins which should have been automatically been rats-nested as I have top & bottom ground planes. Perhaps some routes had accidentally isolated the pin from the ground plane, but it seems odd. In cases like that, how can I tell which pin on the airwire isn't grounded? Naturally, the pin has an airwire to the nearest other GND-level pin, but there's no way to tell which pin on either end of the airwire is the one that isn't connected to the GND plane.