You can use a via to connect from the signal planes
to the internal power or ground plane.
botura
11/12/2016 5:49:33 AM
A via can help to connect to a ground plane. In case
of surface-mount component, there is separate via connected
to the surface-mount pad. In case of throughole component,
the pin is soldered into the via.
Colin Durbridge
9/6/2016 7:53:35 PM
As someone answered for thru-hole components, I want to answer
for SMD components. Connect the ground or power leads to short
traces. A via placed on those traces should automatically
connect to the appropriate plane.
fbrown541
8/30/2016 12:07:20 PM
For thru-hole components, pins connected to the Vcc or GND nets will be automatically connected to the power or ground planes as needed.
ta2ndqrp
7/2/2016 3:37:54 AM
If you put a big copper plane for ground on layer 2 and another one for power on 3 and assign them to the ground
and power nets. PADS will automatically connect them when you
flood the copper.
tony
12/13/2016 11:59:48 AM
You can use a via to connect from the signal planes to the internal power or ground plane.
botura
11/12/2016 5:49:33 AM
A via can help to connect to a ground plane. In case of surface-mount component, there is separate via connected to the surface-mount pad. In case of throughole component, the pin is soldered into the via.
Colin Durbridge
9/6/2016 7:53:35 PM
As someone answered for thru-hole components, I want to answer for SMD components. Connect the ground or power leads to short traces. A via placed on those traces should automatically connect to the appropriate plane.
fbrown541
8/30/2016 12:07:20 PM
For thru-hole components, pins connected to the Vcc or GND nets will be automatically connected to the power or ground planes as needed.
ta2ndqrp
7/2/2016 3:37:54 AM
If you put a big copper plane for ground on layer 2 and another one for power on 3 and assign them to the ground and power nets. PADS will automatically connect them when you flood the copper.