November 10, 2017
When a PCB layout and routing is completed and both the connectivity and spacing are inspected without faults, does it mean the PCB design is succeeded and finished? Of course no. A final inspection is often ignored or neglected by some new engineers, this is likely to result in some bugs or problems in prototyping or even re-prototyping, such as the sockets getting too close, or loop signal and so on. Therefore, a final inspection is a must-do thing of
PCB layout.
A good final inspection process involves lots of specific steps, here listed some steps that I found quite important but easy to be ignored.
1.Footprint
1). Pads spacing. For the new components, it’s necessary