On 25/05/2011 07:48, Ruben J=F6nsson wrote:
> The board always (to me anyway) looks more dense in the cad than the fini=
shed
> board will do. When you look at the finished board you will see what I me=
an:-)

I find this to be true also.
If your CAD tool has a 3D view then that can be useful for giving you a=20
better idea of the finished board, especially with things like connectors.
I would check the RJ45s will be flush with the board edge (the footprint=20
suggest they are not) otherwise you will have problems disconnecting the=20
cable from them (as you won't have access to the tab)
Always try and make sure all the connections and similar stuff will be=20
accessible, taking into account the dimensions of whatever has to plug=20
into them (e.g. vertical headers - will the plug interfere with adjacent=20
components?)


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