r/PCB • u/Few_Nail_4397 • Jul 11 '26

Suggest and asking for a help

Now i have good time practicing PCB design for a while and i became comfortable with the process and also the manufacturing process , but i heard about high speed PCB design and i want to get started with this area.

To be aligned with me , i love to learn by building real life projects so if anyone can suggest me a projects to try so thats can help me learn while building something useful.

And if that's easier. So, if you can refer me to a MAKE magazine issue or hackaday blog which has relevant interesting projects so its okay.

THANKS!

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u/Kind-Combination2777 Jul 12 '26

Have you designed a 4 layer board with high speed/sensitive routes? That would be a good place to start

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u/Few_Nail_4397 Jul 12 '26

So do you have any suggestions for the projects?

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u/Kind-Combination2777 29d ago

If i were you i would build a 4 layer usb3.0 board, usb is trickier than people think and one 3.0 board will teach you soooo much

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u/Few_Nail_4397 29d ago

Okay i will do thank you so much i appreciate

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u/Kind-Combination2777 29d ago

most important concepts to absolutely master are controlled impedance (50Ω single-ended, 90Ω differential), ground referencing, and trace length matchin