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Technical Documentation Interactive Routing Parent article: The Routing Routing is the process of defining a connective path between the nodes in each net. This path is defined by placing PCB design objects – such as tracks, arcs and vias – on the copper layers, to create a continuous connection between the nodes. Rather than placing these objects one by one to build up the connective path, you interactively route the connection. In the…
Technical Documentation Placing Components and Routing the Board Parent page: Tutorial - A Complete Design Walkthrough with Altium Designer Positioning the Components on the PCB There is a saying that PCB design is 90% placement and 10% routing. While you could argue about the percentage of each, it is generally accepted that good component placement is critical for good board design. Keep in mind that you may need to also tune the placement as you route…
Technical Documentation Interactive Multi-Routing When routing a PCB it is fairly common for groups of signals to all need to be routed along the same path, such as for Address and Data busses. One option would be to route each of these signals individually but a much faster option is to route them collectively. The Interactive Multi-Routing command accessed from the main Route menu or the Active Bar allows you to do just that - route multiple…

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