[SystemSafety] Fwd: Rethinking Safety and Security/11 PCB Layout Myths

[Andy]

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> From: "Electronic Design Today" <news at enews.electronicdesign.com>
> Date: December 5, 2016 at 8:06:43 AM EST
> To: loeblas at comcast.net
> Subject: Rethinking Safety and Security/11 PCB Layout Myths
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> Changing Ways to Deliver Safety and Security
> The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industrial IoT (IIoT) is not the only reason for increased demand for safety- and security-related solutions. Many existing standards—such as DO-254 and DO-178 for avionics and Automotive Safety Integrity Levels (ASIL) risk classifications, defined by the ISO 26262—are just some of the more demanding domain-specific specifications. (Image courtesy of Thinkstock)
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> 11 Myths About PCB Layout
> Electronic devices are getting smaller and more complex over time, and so are the printed circuit boards (PCBs) needed to connect the components in an efficient manner. As robotics and electronic design begin to be taught as early as grade school, the art of PCB layout becomes more meaningful. Hence, it's time to dispel some common myths.
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