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Thema: Re: [PEDA] Autorouting or
manual routing, or both?
22.01.2002 08:20
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At 10:51 AM 1/21/2002 -0500, Matt Polak wrote:
It seems that a majority of you are doing some very dense,
high-speed layouts with 4-6 layers being quite a common occurrence. I'm
just wondering how much you typically route by hand, and how much you let
the auto-router whack
At 10:51 AM 1/21/2002 -0500, Matt Polak wrote:
It seems that a majority of you are doing some very dense,
high-speed layouts with 4-6 layers being quite a common occurrence. I'm
just wondering how much you typically route by hand, and how much you let
the auto-router whack away
Matt
I am a circuit/system designer who is is self-taught on PCB design. I
design my own pcb's because I design portable electronics and the
flexibility of placing the components at the time I'm designing the
electronic package, etc. gives me some incredibly efficient packaging
results. I only
A very good website that deals with high speed design is
www.signalintegrity.com. It is
hosted by Dr Howard Johnston and has articles on specific aspects of PCB design
like
terminations, bypassing, planes, routing impedance etc.
Dear Matt,
Normally I only route the boards by hand (4 6 layers) , my expierence with
autorouting utillities (not only Protel) is that you still want to change
tracks which you don't like so you will wind up re routing the whole board
:)
The only thing i sometimes use the autorouter for is
