Yes, of course. There are a few excellent autorouters. Even right out of
the box they do pretty well, and once you set them properly, truly
amazing.

Ever tried Specctra?

Friendly regards,

Bob


On Wed, May 15, 2013, at 08:29 PM, veegee wrote:
> Serious question. In what professional (or not) setting would one
> seriously use an autorouter for designing PCBs?
>=20
> No sarcasm intended. I have tried a few but have always found that it's
> best done manually. But it seems that CAD tool companies spend a
> significant amount of time developing their autorouters.
>=20
> Is there any serious use for them?
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