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openthomas
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Designing a pcie board
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June 02, 2013, 10:38:42 am »
Hi all,
Running Altium 10 and I would like to build a pcie board. I assume there is a template. Not sure where to begin as I never have designed a pcie board before. Wheres the crash course on this ? I need to know what I don't know
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What you don't know
Multilayer
Controlled impedance
Differential routing...
PCIe is critical...
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its not all that bad, Asus had a product with PCIE GPU connected with almost a meter worth of cable.
Its as "critical" as SATA is.
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