Every PCB designer has a series of decisions to make PCB Design as they translate an abstract schematic into a functional, reliable, and manufacturable PCB assembly. Placing the components on the PCB is usually the first step, connecting those components with copper conductors to create the circuit is the next. To connect the components, the layout designer must interpret the circuit netlist and turn that netlist into actual copper traces, subject to constraints of both manufacturing technology and the laws of physics. One of the most important considerations for the designer is the appropriate trace width for each of those connections.

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