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PCB design / product captures and routed-board references

PCB design

Lay out, route, check, and inspect the board.

Move from synchronized footprints and nets to board geometry, placement, routing, copper zones, design checks, and 3D inspection in one PCB workspace.

No credit card required.

Core capabilities

What you can do in Resin.

01

Set up the physical board

Define the board outline, stack, layers, units, origins, and net classes before detailed placement and routing.

  • Board geometry
  • Layer stack
  • Net classes and constraints
02

Place with mechanical intent

Position and rotate footprints around connectors, keepouts, fixed interfaces, and the mechanical envelope.

  • Measured placement
  • Locked interfaces
  • Component properties
03

Route tracks, vias, and copper

Create and reshape copper with direct control over nets, widths, layers, vias, and zones.

  • Track routing
  • Layer transitions
  • Copper zones
04

Inspect in 2D, DRC, and 3D

Measure critical relationships, investigate rule findings, and use the 3D view to catch obvious model, orientation, and enclosure problems before release.

  • DRC findings
  • Dimensions and clearances
  • Top and bottom 3D inspection

Related capabilities

Continue through the EDA workflow.

PCB and checks guideCombine setup, synchronization, ERC, and DRC tasks.Published check resultsInspect representative ERC and DRC outputs with their source files and limits.Routed-board examplesInspect existing complex open-hardware boards and their published limits.

Resin EDA

Start designing in Resin.

Open the schematic and PCB workspace in your browser. No credit card required.

Questions about team access, security review, or purchasing? Write to hello@resineda.com.