An alternative to wide tracks is multiple pours bound to nets
Ive highlighted each net in a different color. Shown encapsulating their associated tracks in red.
It does not encapsulate every track but my point is you can do this instead of beefy tracks. Of course where it cannot be done due to constraints the tracks close to the IC have beefed up tracks.
The ground pour is in green and it is continuous. It reaches every pad where ground is needed. The through hole header pin (in green with arrow) is linked to the bottom layer which joins them together. I added 4 ground vias (circled) that are intended to make a better (more even) connection with the bottom ground plane.
The four corner mounting holes are not linked to anything (isolated) so i dont know if these serve or can serve any additional purpose other than to mount the board. If connecting these to a net or ground will improve anything please let me know.
My understanding of pours, tracks, and overall balance is still very weak. I rely heavily on your opinions to help me understand this.
Thank you.
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