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Questions about the routing of printed circuit boards (PCBs) which involves the placement of tracks on the board. It may be performed manually, but many PCB CAD programs provide an autorouter to assist in the process.
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PCB Design Considerations - Copper Pouring
Copper pour has a couple of functions:
Create power & ground planes. These can improve the performance of PCB containing high speed signals. I'm guessing that high speed signals are not a part of yo …
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Why is there such a strong preference for 45 degree angles in PCB routing?
See https://sourceforge.net/projects/liquidpcb/
It's an EDA CAD package I was writing, but developement slowed a lot when I had kids. It does not support straight tracks at all. All tracks are freely …
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Creating a high-current bus on a PCB
You might try searching for solderable bus bars. They come in various sizes and shapes. You can solder them down to the PCB, and they provide masses of current carrying capability.
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