Complete the code to define the number of signal layers in a 4-layer PCB stackup.
signal_layers = [1]In a typical 4-layer PCB, there are 2 signal layers and 2 power/ground layers.
Complete the code to assign the power layer to the second layer in a 6-layer PCB stackup.
power_layer = [1]The power layer is often placed on the second layer in a 6-layer PCB stackup for better signal integrity.
Fix the error in the code to correctly calculate the total number of layers in a PCB stackup.
total_layers = signal_layers + [1]The total number of layers is the sum of signal layers and power layers.
Fill both blanks to define a dictionary mapping layer names to their types in a 4-layer PCB.
layer_types = { 'Top': [1], 'Bottom': [2] }In a 4-layer PCB, the top and bottom layers are usually signal layers.
Fill all three blanks to create a list of layer order from top to bottom in a 6-layer PCB.
layer_order = [[1], [2], [3]]
The typical 6-layer PCB stackup order starts with a signal layer, then ground, then power.
