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Barrel contacts for vias/THT pads; configurable cap-drill threshold
- Selected vias and through-hole pads inject at the drill-wall ring on
  every spanned layer (both contact models), not the whole pad face,
  so the pad/pour spreading resistance is part of the result. Vias are
  now selectable as contacts.
- Soldered THT joints: the hole is modeled solder-filled (core in
  parallel with the plating, also for stitching THT barrels) and the
  pad face carries an average-thickness solder coat over the modeled
  copper (SOLDER_THICKNESS_UM).
- Vias with drills above a configurable threshold (dialog field,
  default CAP_MAX_DRILL_MM = 0.5) keep open mouths even with capping
  selected - the fab caps only small vias.
- Geometry dump schema v6: electrode barrel fields, cap_max_drill_nm.
- Verified against R = rho/(pi t)*acosh(d/2a) for two circular contacts
  on a sheet (+2.6% at h = 0.15 mm, a = 1 mm; uniform model above the
  equipotential one as required by the contact bracket).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-16 18:28:47 +07:00

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"""Via ring-copper and drill-mouth (capping) tests. THT pads (kind
'pad') skip both, which doubles as the feature-off reference."""
import numpy as np
import pytest
from fill_resistance import raster, solver
from fill_resistance.errors import ConnectivityError
from tests.util import NM, make_multilayer
def _two_layer(width_mm=5.0, drill_mm=0.3, pad_mm=0.6, kind="via",
capped=True, cap_um=15.0, hole_mm=None,
cap_max_drill_mm=10.0):
"""10 x width strip on both (outer-named) layers, e1 left on F.Cu,
e2 right on B.Cu, one via mid-strip. Optionally a circular hole in
the F.Cu fill around the via (ring-bridging scenario). The cap-drill
threshold defaults to 10 mm here (= every drill capped) so the tests
exercise the mouth treatment itself; the threshold has its own test."""
y = width_mm / 2
strip = [(0, 0), (10, 0), (10, width_mm), (0, width_mm)]
holes = []
if hole_mm is not None:
ang = np.linspace(0, 2 * np.pi, 64, endpoint=False)
holes = [[(5 + hole_mm * np.cos(a), y + hole_mm * np.sin(a))
for a in ang]]
p = make_multilayer(
[[(strip, holes)], [(strip, [])]],
rect1_mm=(0, 0, 1, width_mm), rect2_mm=(9, 0, 10, width_mm),
contact1="F.Cu", contact2="B.Cu",
vias_mm=[(5, y)], gap_mm=1.0, drill_mm=drill_mm)
p.layers[0].layer_name = "F.Cu"
p.layers[1].layer_name = "B.Cu"
p.vias[0].kind = kind
p.vias[0].pad_nm = int(pad_mm * NM)
p.vias_capped = capped
p.cap_plating_nm = int(cap_um * 1000)
p.cap_max_drill_nm = int(cap_max_drill_mm * NM)
return p
def _solve(problem, h_mm):
stack = raster.rasterize_stack(problem, h_mm * NM)
e1, e2 = raster.electrode_masks(stack, problem)
return solver.run_solve(problem, stack, e1, e2, 1.0,
contact_model="equipotential"), stack
def test_cap_at_foil_thickness_is_identity():
"""cap thickness == foil thickness makes every mouth scale exactly 1,
so the result equals the feature-off reference (a 'pad'-kind barrel,
which skips rings and mouths) with the mouth fully inside copper."""
r_cap, _ = _solve(_two_layer(capped=True, cap_um=70.0), 0.1)
ref = _two_layer(kind="pad")
# 'pad' barrels are solder-filled; kill the core so the reference
# barrel matches the via's plating-only resistance exactly
ref.solder_rho_ohm_m = 1e30
r_ref, _ = _solve(ref, 0.1)
assert r_cap.R_ohm == pytest.approx(r_ref.R_ohm, rel=1e-9)
def test_mouth_ordering_solid_capped_uncapped():
"""A large mouth in the current path: R(solid) < R(15 um cap) <
R(open hole), and the barrel stays connected through the ring."""
kw = dict(drill_mm=2.0, pad_mm=2.6)
r_solid, _ = _solve(_two_layer(capped=True, cap_um=70.0, **kw), 0.25)
r_cap, s_cap = _solve(_two_layer(capped=True, cap_um=15.0, **kw), 0.25)
r_open, s_open = _solve(_two_layer(capped=False, **kw), 0.25)
assert r_solid.R_ohm < r_cap.R_ohm < r_open.R_ohm
assert s_cap.thick_scale is not None
# open mouths remove the fully covered cells from the copper
assert int(s_open.masks.sum()) < int(s_cap.masks.sum())
assert r_open.power_balance_rel < 1e-9
def test_ring_bridges_fill_gap():
"""F.Cu fill has a 1 mm-radius hole around the via; the 2.4 mm pad
ring bridges it. A 'pad'-kind barrel (no ring) stays disconnected."""
p = _two_layer(drill_mm=0.3, pad_mm=2.4, hole_mm=1.0)
res, _ = _solve(p, 0.2)
assert np.isfinite(res.R_ohm) and res.R_ohm > 0
assert len(res.via_reports) == 1
bare = _two_layer(drill_mm=0.3, pad_mm=0.0, kind="pad", hole_mm=1.0)
stack = raster.rasterize_stack(bare, 0.2 * NM)
e1, e2 = raster.electrode_masks(stack, bare)
with pytest.raises(ConnectivityError):
solver.run_solve(bare, stack, e1, e2, 1.0,
contact_model="equipotential")
def test_subcell_mouth_perturbs_gently():
"""A 0.3 mm mouth at 0.5 mm cells must not knock out whole cells:
the area-weighted scaling changes R only slightly."""
r_solid, _ = _solve(_two_layer(capped=True, cap_um=70.0), 0.5)
r_open, s = _solve(_two_layer(capped=False), 0.5)
assert int(s.masks.sum()) == int(_solve(
_two_layer(capped=True, cap_um=70.0), 0.5)[1].masks.sum())
assert r_solid.R_ohm <= r_open.R_ohm <= 1.05 * r_solid.R_ohm
def test_cap_drill_threshold():
"""Drills above cap_max_drill_nm stay open even with capping on: a
2 mm drill over a 0.5 mm threshold behaves exactly like uncapped,
while a threshold above the drill restores the cap."""
kw = dict(drill_mm=2.0, pad_mm=2.6)
r_big, s_big = _solve(_two_layer(capped=True, cap_max_drill_mm=0.5,
**kw), 0.25)
r_open, s_open = _solve(_two_layer(capped=False, **kw), 0.25)
assert r_big.R_ohm == pytest.approx(r_open.R_ohm, rel=1e-12)
assert int(s_big.masks.sum()) == int(s_open.masks.sum())
r_cap, _ = _solve(_two_layer(capped=True, cap_max_drill_mm=2.1,
**kw), 0.25)
assert r_cap.R_ohm < r_open.R_ohm
def test_capping_json_roundtrip(tmp_path):
from fill_resistance.geometry import load_problem, save_problem
p = _two_layer(capped=False, cap_um=12.0, cap_max_drill_mm=0.8)
f = tmp_path / "d.json"
save_problem(p, f)
q = load_problem(f)
assert q.vias_capped is False
assert q.cap_plating_nm == 12_000
assert q.cap_max_drill_nm == 800_000
r_p, _ = _solve(p, 0.25)
r_q, _ = _solve(q, 0.25)
assert r_q.R_ohm == pytest.approx(r_p.R_ohm, rel=1e-12)