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bfbf065e92 C14: netclass-scoped HV24 rule at 0.5 mm + copper fixes to satisfy it
The .kicad_dru held one unconditional (min 0.15mm).  A custom rule outranks
the netclass table and an unconditional rule matches every pair on the board,
so it was silently overriding the HV24 netclass's 0.5 mm everywhere: the
netclass said 0.5, DRC only ever enforced 0.15.

Rule file, three mutually-exclusive rules so order and specificity agree:
  1. neither item HV24                          -> 0.15 mm  (unchanged)
  2. either item HV24                           -> 0.50 mm
  3. except U2 pad-to-pad (its own land pattern)-> 0.15 mm

Rule 3 covers exactly one pair: U2 (MP1584EN, SOIC-8-EP) pad 7 (24V) to pad 9
(exposed thermal pad, GND) at 0.355 mm.  That is the manufacturer's qualified
land pattern, set by the package and not by routing.  U2's courtyard contains
9 pads and all 9 belong to U2, so the condition cannot match foreign copper;
the 24 foreign tracks/vias crossing that courtyard are excluded by the
A.Type == 'Pad' test and stay at the full 0.5 mm.

Copper: 13 of the 14 HV24-to-foreign gaps under 0.5 mm were routing, and all
13 are fixed.  No component was moved or rotated.

  3 width reductions (a narrower track can never reduce a clearance):
    479e5357  24V      -> U2.7     1.0 -> 0.6   U2's pads are 0.6 tall, so the
                                                pad was already the bottleneck
    854214dc  FREQ_FAN -> U2.6     1.0 -> 0.6   1.14 mm long, R~0.93 mohm,
                                                ~8 mV at 3 A; IPC-2221 gives
                                                ~1.9 A at 10 C rise for 0.6 mm
    30ed4012  24V      -> DzG1.3   1.5 -> 0.8   leaf branch into a BZX84C15
                                                SOT-23 clamp, sub-mA
  5 track-vertex moves (never a via centre, never a pad centre):
    /3V3_MODEM x3   corridor walks 0.55 mm east off the 24V bus
    /USB_CC2   x2   opposite ends of one 6.05 mm segment pivot apart, opening
                    pad Rrp1.1 and the GND via at the same time

Verification (shapely geometry over every pad/via/track, diffed against the
unedited baseline so nothing pre-existing is miscounted as new):
  HV24 inter-item pairs under 0.5 mm     13 -> 0
  cross-footprint pairs under 0.15 mm     0 (unchanged)
  pairs this edit created                 0 at 0.15, 0 at 0.30, 0 at 0.50
  per-net connectivity      180/180 nets whole, 0 orphan copper clusters
  static DRC   0 violations, byte-identical to the C13 run
  fab sweep    0 findings (edge clearance, drills, annular rings, outline)
  thinnest new margin  0.5650 mm (pad Rrp1.1 <-> trk 1fed5fbb), looser than
                       five pre-existing HV24 pairs on this board
  /24V_IN and IGN_IN copper byte-identical; 24V differs only in two width tokens

Pour reflow: the 0.5 mm rule widens the zone pullback around HV24 from 0.3 to
0.5 mm.  Simulated the refill on all four pours at both values — the anchor
partition is identical (F.Cu 547 anchors / 35 groups, B.Cu 222/2, In1 33/5,
In2 220/7), so pressing B strands nothing.  Area loss 115 mm2 on F.Cu, 4.6 mm2
on each of the other three.

Press B to refill zones before running DRC.
2026-08-01 05:45:07 +00:00
ca96c94ad6 HBOX v4: project renamed hbox-watchdog-v4 (199 sch + 113 pcb refs); v3-PROD files restored to as-fabricated as the frozen EinarBoard 1.0 record; ERC endpoint_off_grid muted on v4
v4 = the live 1.1/Phase-A design (J1 renumbered, blocks M/N/O, HV24, PFI 4.40V). v3-PROD trio = exact as-fabbed state from 9892279 (mirrored J1 as the bench/fleet boards physically are) - do not edit. dru/prl carried to v4. Off-grid warning backlog stays visible-but-muted; real geometry sweep slated for Phase D.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GSKKes8GsS4YHAMWJ44tCm
2026-07-29 03:34:46 +00:00