Large PCB Routing in Fusion
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
The schematic is locked down, the netlist is clean, and a complete BOM is already in place—I simply need the board itself routed inside Fusion 360 Electronics. The board is on the large side (greater than 10 cm × 10 cm) and is intended for prototype testing, so the layout must be manufacturable yet flexible enough for possible tweaks after first spin.
You’ll receive my Fusion project containing the schematic, Net List, and BOM. From you I need:
• A fully routed PCB file in the same Fusion 360 project, adhering to standard DRC rules.
• Updated design rule set if you adjust trace/clearance values.
• Output files ready for fabrication (Gerber, drill, pick-and-place, and IPC-356).
Acceptance is straightforward: the design must pass Fusion’s DRC with no errors and match the original netlist, all while fitting within the defined outline. If you spot optimisations—better component placement, cleaner power distribution, or improved signal integrity—feel free to suggest them before finalising.
I’m ready to hand over the files immediately and can answer any component-specific questions as we go.
You’ll receive my Fusion project containing the schematic, Net List, and BOM. From you I need:
• A fully routed PCB file in the same Fusion 360 project, adhering to standard DRC rules.
• Updated design rule set if you adjust trace/clearance values.
• Output files ready for fabrication (Gerber, drill, pick-and-place, and IPC-356).
Acceptance is straightforward: the design must pass Fusion’s DRC with no errors and match the original netlist, all while fitting within the defined outline. If you spot optimisations—better component placement, cleaner power distribution, or improved signal integrity—feel free to suggest them before finalising.
I’m ready to hand over the files immediately and can answer any component-specific questions as we go.