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Computer-Aided Design

Volume 23, Issue 11, January–February 1991, Pages 92-95
Computer-Aided Design

A relational graphical editing method for PCB design

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Abstract

PCB design is currently an essential part of the process of manufacturing electronic equipment, and many CAD systems have been developed to facilitate this design process1,2,3,4. For all these systems the PCB Editor is an important and inevitable component because automatic routers usually have a few simple control strategies for routing2. In many cases they cannot produce satisfactory PCB design and existing automatic routing methods cannot guarantee 100% connection in practice, although some of them are successful in theory.

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