Today we completed the A13-OLinuXino routing and I push the CAD files to GitHub. Note that these are not the final, we have to make some final touch and to add text, logos etc, but I know how many of you waiting for the CAD files with no patience so I push these work CAD files for your review.
If everything goes well we may have prototypes by end of next week 🙂
olimex 
Jul 11, 2012 @ 19:07:31
My CAD guy says to check this out:
http://www.freerouting.net
It is a push and shove router. He says this board can be done in a day with it.
Jul 11, 2012 @ 23:16:12
Well that would certainly be impressive.
Jul 11, 2012 @ 19:10:56
interesting, can you link a design with 1066MHz DDR3 which your CAD guy completed in a day 😉
Jul 11, 2012 @ 19:59:29
Push and shove routers are different than normal routers. Have you guys tried a push and shove type?
Jul 11, 2012 @ 20:00:37
It would have taken him a week to do it on a normal CAD system
Jul 12, 2012 @ 09:13:42
A push and shove tool doesn’t give you the knowledge on how to route a a design with 1066MHz DDR3!
Jul 12, 2012 @ 14:34:49
CAD guy has probably laid out a thousand PCBs over the years. He is experienced with high frequency layout problems. What he is all excited about is how much more productive a push and shove style router is over his normal Orcad.
Jul 11, 2012 @ 19:11:21
Well done !!
Could you tell a little bit more about the PCB, there are 4-layers, it seems most signals are using 2 layers, then you have a ground layer and another one for power ?
Did you get some hints from the A13 Tablet you bought for the layout (especially around the DDR3) ?
Jul 12, 2012 @ 09:09:20
Looking good and let us know how the testing of the prototypes goes.
Looking forward for the final release.
Jul 12, 2012 @ 17:02:44
Good work Omlimex – really looking forward to getting my hads on this!