[Solved] Given a checklist with these steps: 1. Verify schematic2. Check component placement3. Run electrical rule check4. Confirm mechanical fitWhat is the expected result if step 3 fails? | PCB Design

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Given a checklist with these steps:
1. Verify schematic
2. Check component placement
3. Run electrical rule check
4. Confirm mechanical fit
What is the expected result if step 3 fails?

AErrors in electrical connections must be fixed

BThe PCB is ready for manufacturing

CMechanical parts need redesign

DSchematic needs no changes

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand electrical rule check failure
If the electrical rule check fails, it means there are errors in the electrical connections or design rules.
Step 2: Determine next action
These errors must be fixed before proceeding to manufacturing to avoid faulty PCBs.
Final Answer:
Errors in electrical connections must be fixed -> Option A
Quick Check:
Electrical rule check fail = fix electrical errors [OK]

Quick Trick: Failing electrical check means fix electrical errors [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Assuming PCB is ready despite errors
Confusing mechanical fit with electrical errors
Ignoring the need to fix schematic

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