Re: First PCB
- From: Rich Grise <richgrise@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2006 02:28:17 GMT
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 17:01:34 -0800, Noway2 wrote:
samIam wrote:
Where I work, it was a big deal when I created the first multi layerActually, I've tested it at around 50 layers. It *defaults* to 8
layers when you build it though. You do run out of layer colors
pretty quickly though.
And here I thought 8 layers was OVERKILL. Who the hell makes 50 layer
boards ... jeesh
No hobbyist needs more than two layers and 640k of DOS RAM ;)
(more than two) board. I think my boss would have a stroke if I
suggested an 8 layer board.
I have actually be curious as to how many layers it takes to route a
mother board that uses on of the Intel P4-D chips that come in a 780
pin PGA.
Any guesses?
I can't even imagine what all of those pins could possibly be _for_.
You've got, say, 64 bits of address, and 64 bits of data, read, write,
and IO/Memory. And maybe interrupts. That's like, 150 pins. And only
if you have a 64-bit wide address and data bus both!
Any explanations? ;-)
Thanks!
Rich
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