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6/16/2025, 7:43:09 PM
>>2924437
> only look at the first instagram post you see about PCB design, and follow that, unchangingly for the rest of your life. And when a design gets too difficult, just give up and quit, rather than trying to look at it from a fresh perspective. Don’t forget to make your traces square with hard right turns because the autorouter does it that way.
No, obviously, you’re not going to be able to do that for critical dimensional elements. That’s why we route the important stuff first and relegate the least critical stuff to last and ultimately jumpers and bodge wires. Although I have seen microwave hard line soldered onto PCBs as a “bodge wire” of sorts.
> only look at the first instagram post you see about PCB design, and follow that, unchangingly for the rest of your life. And when a design gets too difficult, just give up and quit, rather than trying to look at it from a fresh perspective. Don’t forget to make your traces square with hard right turns because the autorouter does it that way.
No, obviously, you’re not going to be able to do that for critical dimensional elements. That’s why we route the important stuff first and relegate the least critical stuff to last and ultimately jumpers and bodge wires. Although I have seen microwave hard line soldered onto PCBs as a “bodge wire” of sorts.
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