hi,
there are a lot of signals that need to be matched within 10%.
say 50ohm impedance matching leaving you (45 - 55ohm) range.
i got 3 calculators here :
layer stackup and thicknesses:
![](https://snipboard.io/1eJkzt.jpg)
the first calculator saturn pcb:
![](https://snipboard.io/plt1wn.jpg)
the second calculator excel made from various websites:
![](https://snipboard.io/6hMJ1Q.jpg)
the 3rd calculator altium
i set the solder mask thickness to 0 in case it affect the calculation as i didnt see others considering it
![](https://snipboard.io/G75c20.jpg)
and the impedance:
![](https://snipboard.io/1OXkf5.jpg)
i checked altium impedance equation:
![](https://snipboard.io/pztrKT.jpg)
saturn pcb differ from excel calculator with around ~10% which is the limit
and that is being said while im ignoring the pcb manufacturer PCB thickness +/- 10% ..
altium is too far from that so which one so which one would you use ?
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i've seen this post before
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/altium/difference-between-altium-and-saturn-pcb-toolkit-impedance-calculation/in that post various experts states that you should tell pcb manufacturer what you want ..
what if i dont want to i want to tell them but to take their stackup and do the design based on that ?
in this case you cant control impedance within 10% ?