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  • robertferanec
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    I always try to have some solid GND planes in PCB. I would not cut it down - the ground loops are travelling under the whole circuits, I am not really sure how helpful it would be to leave solid ground under memory layout and remove it in other places.

    I would try to find a way how to do it with solid GND planes.

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  • kamikazi
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    routing on power or gnd layer in 6layer pcb

    hi
    i want to design one 6layer pcb for AM3358 TI processor about stack up layer i set in this case :
    layer 1 :signal
    layer 2 : gnd
    layer 3 : power
    layer4 : signal
    layer 5 : gnd
    layer 6 : signal
    size of this board is very small (40x40mm) and routing in 3 layer is very hard i want to know in layer5(gnd) i can set one plane under high speed signal (such as under ddr3) and i rout other track that no need controlling impedance on empty space (such as gpio) on layer 5 pls guide me thanks
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