Mirroring Routed Double-sided Components in CR-8000 Design Force

Tech Tip: Mirroring Routed Double-sided Components in CR-8000 Design Force

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A common task that is often dreaded among PCB designers is having to relocate a large point-count BGA that’s fanned out, and even partially escaped routed, to the opposite side of a PCB.

This tech tip demonstrates how to embed routed patterns into components to make them easy to move and then mirror the components on the opposite sides of the design.

Andy Buja
Andy Buja
Technical Account Manager - Senior Applications Engineer
Andy Buja supports many disciplines of the Zuken Solutions family. In addition to providing both post and presales support to Zuken Customers and Partners, he focuses on crafting Zuken Solutions to meet emerging technology requirements. Mr. Buja has been a member of the Zuken team and its predecessors since 1985.
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