At first, I focused almost entirely on electrical connections.

Recently, I've been paying more attention to heat.

Copper pours, thermal vias, component spacing, airflow—they all affect reliability.

A circuit can be electrically correct and still run into problems simply because it gets too hot.

It's a good reminder that PCB design isn't just about making things work—it's also about making them last.

What's your favorite thermal management tip?

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