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What is Dielectric Constant or Dk?

Created: May 14, 2019
Updated: March 16, 2020
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Tutorial - Creating and Configuring the PCB Document in Altium Designer Tutorial - Creating and Configuring the PCB Document in Altium Designer

You are now ready to create a PCB. Adding a PCB Document to the Project Before you transfer the design from the Schematic editor to the PCB editor, you need to create the blank PCB, then name and save it as part of the project. Right-click on the project entry in the Projects panel then select the Add New to Project » PCB command from the context menu. A new PCB document will open and an entry…

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