Thanks, Don, but that can compromise routing
on the other layer. Of course, it's simpler if there is no
problem on the other layer.
On 2024-09-21 15:52, Don K5DW wrote:
John,
If I understand what you are trying to do is to get one track
across another then the simplest way is to use a couple of vias.
This would allow you to take the crossing track to the back side
of the board, cross the track and then bring it back to the
front side. No extra components needed. Electrons are perfectly
happy with switching sides occasionally! ;>)
Hope this helps,
Don, K5DW
On Sep 20, 2024, at 10:31?AM, John
Woodgate via groups.io <jmw@...>
wrote:
?
How are jumpers? included in a board
design? Do they appear in the schematic or only in the
PCB layout? Are they to be treated as zero-ohm
resistors, perhaps?
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