Real boards vs. a UT3513+ micro-ohm meter, agreement within +/-20%, attributed to test-setup imperfections and manufacturing tolerances. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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in plane interiors), the tin-gray solder coat of the THT-pad contact
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in plane interiors), the tin-gray solder coat of the THT-pad contact
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P1, and the via field with its pad copper.*
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P1, and the via field with its pad copper.*
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**Measured vs. computed**: we tested the plugin on a few real boards
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against a UT3513+ micro-ohm meter; the measured resistances were within
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±20 % of the computed values. We attribute the deviation to
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imperfections of the testing setup (probe placement and probe contact
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resistance vs. the ideal modeled contacts) and to manufacturing
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inaccuracies — actual copper and plating thicknesses routinely deviate
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from nominal. Relative comparisons between layout variants are
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accordingly more trustworthy than absolute numbers.
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## Offline / development
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## Offline / development
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Every run writes `geometry_dump.json`; re-solve without KiCad:
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Every run writes `geometry_dump.json`; re-solve without KiCad:
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