Here are some approaches I know about (some of these available in KiCad
today, some of them not until tomorrow :-)
- Splitting up the part into logical blocks as Mark said
- Depending on user preference / company policy, using component attributes
to map all power and ground pins rather than show
You split up the one part into multiple blocks with common
functionality grouped the same way you may have a U9A and U9B of a
logic IC with two gates. You'll just use quite a few pages
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Hi,
just for fun/information from the (german) news:
http://www.elektroniknet.de/markt-technik/halbleiter/details-zu-power9-138554.html
The Power9 Processor Family has internally 2359 Signals, 7370 Power (10
different voltages) and 9909 Ground-Pins.
This is of course (not yet) on board level, b
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