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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Poland, Cracow
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Hi
I have a short question and answere is probably very short too. I've used the serch button but found nothing. I'm not sure if "ground field" is technical term so what i mean by this is an area of copper on PCB connected to gnd. And question is: Should I connect this field to GND only in one point as in the upper part of a picture OR let the field be connected to the GND in every possible place - this means it is one big GND trace - as in the lower part of the picture It would be nice if someone gave a link to an article or something about ground fields. Thank you |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Google using "ground plane". A very short explanation can be found here, but there's more to be found.
In your example, there's not really a difference. The differences will be big(er) when you're dealing with multiple circuits that are not close together and/or using different grounds (risk of creating ground loops). Also google using "star grounding". Good luck. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Poland, Cracow
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Thanks for replay
I was looking for "ground field"... :/ I know that in this example there is no difference, i made this "board" just for example, but I've almost finished 10 x 4 inch board with active filters and on that bord it will probably make a difference. Happy new year |
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