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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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Anything bad to place a via on a pad?
I am routing another board now and I could save some space by placing some vias (0.3mm) on a 0603 pad. I wonder if it is a used technique or is it a bad practice? …
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