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gEDA-user: PCB layout design patterns
Just as there are design patterns to solve common software engineering
problems:
[1]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_patterns
Does it make sense to come up with design patterns for common layout
problems?
For example,
1) how does one commonly layout data/address lines between a PQFP/BGA
cpu and SDRAM(TSOP)?
2) how to layout differential traces if they must cross each other
- drive vias and make cross on the solder side
- (OR) on component-side, one trace exits the pin directly, while
the other loops around first pin (inside the footprint area) and
exits.
3) escape routing for BGA?
Pros:
1) No need to re-invent the wheel
2) Novices can learn/lookup solutions faster
Cons:
1) Every layout problem is different!
2) There are already a extensive set of guidelines, so they should
suffice
References
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_patterns
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