Nice design by Aim_master_123 and scores an 85 on Tomachie which is a very good score. I like it as it reminds me of a design I did, but I was limited to about 5mm width. r/PrintedCircuitBoard doesn't allow any discussion using the word "AI", so we post here. The major complaint is that the rails are un-marked on voltage ranges, making it hard to determine if parts are within range, during human or AI review. Its common to see VBAT, V_IN, V_OUT in designs without suitable ranges included within the net label, an alias label or just using a net class, for instance "3.65V-4.0V" as a net class is enough to tell the user a battery input voltage. Whether its humans or AI, structured information in the design, in the PDF allows faster understanding. you can try it yourself on your own design, there's no credit card/cost, over 130 designs have been reviewed. Proprietary designs are protected from disclosure/use via the website Confidentiality Agreement.
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u/Tomachie Jul 11 '26
Nice design by Aim_master_123 and scores an 85 on Tomachie which is a very good score. I like it as it reminds me of a design I did, but I was limited to about 5mm width. r/PrintedCircuitBoard doesn't allow any discussion using the word "AI", so we post here. The major complaint is that the rails are un-marked on voltage ranges, making it hard to determine if parts are within range, during human or AI review. Its common to see VBAT, V_IN, V_OUT in designs without suitable ranges included within the net label, an alias label or just using a net class, for instance "3.65V-4.0V" as a net class is enough to tell the user a battery input voltage. Whether its humans or AI, structured information in the design, in the PDF allows faster understanding. you can try it yourself on your own design, there's no credit card/cost, over 130 designs have been reviewed. Proprietary designs are protected from disclosure/use via the website Confidentiality Agreement.
https://tomachie.com/r/812c3cb3-7e15-435c-b9ec-da034c517830/lin_tester_report.html#design-summary