[PCB_FORUM] Re: hopefully question isn't silly
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- Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2007 19:13:04 -0400
I'm not sure why what to enter because the copper doesn't have dielectric
constant but there is a spot for it. The readme file says the Er of the
soldermask. I think i'm entering the right information. Thanks Mike.?
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Hi Sam,
We use 5.8e7 for copper conductivity. You asked for loss tangent which is a
dielectric material property. the larger the conductivity the more resistive
the conductor is.
Mike DeVita
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found an answer, 59.6 X 10^6 but the tool has a default value to 595900, I
guess that will have to do.
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Group: Setting up "Layout Cross Section" and the top layer is 1 oz copper. In
the same row it asks for conductivity, dielectric, loss tangent. Anyone know
the loss tangent for copper?
Sam
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