Tile-based routing method of a multi-layer circuit board

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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C029S825000, C029S831000, C029S846000, C174S260000, C174S262000, C438S106000

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07043828

ABSTRACT:
A routing method for routing a plurality of signal traces out of a plurality of corresponding bumper pads in a multi-layer circuit board. The multi-layer circuit board includes at least a first layer and a second layer. The method includes arranging the plurality of bumper pads based on a plurality of triangle units, routing a plurality of signal traces out of a plurality of corresponding bumper pads of in the first layer, routing a plurality of signal traces out of a plurality of corresponding bumper pads in the second layer not to be vertically parallel with the plurality of signal traces routed in the first layer, and arranging a plurality of shielding traces among the plurality of signal traces in the first layer and in the second layer.

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