On 5/9/05, Denny Esterline <firmware@tds.net> wrote:
> While I don't disagree with you, one should qualify what is a "high speed"
> application. For a PIC the crystal (or resonator, or RC osc, or whatever) is
> operating at 20MHz MAX, but any of the I/O lines will be *much* slower than
> that. In such case, I doubt the angle of the trace would matter much.
> 
> I'd be much more concerned with the long, skinny, meandering ground trace,
> lack of suitable bypass near the PIC, all the analog inputs shorted to Vdd,
> large reservoir cap on the regulator output without a protection diode and
> the dangerous battery connection. But maybe that's just me :-)

:)

I just enjoy it when people engineer their PIC layouts like they're
building a 3GHz motherboard.

Regards,
Mark
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