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Comment by fxtentacle

16 hours ago

Signals that arrive faster than what the speed of light should physically allow for that trace length because you made the corners too sharp and then instead of flowing along your path the electricity creates a magnetic field which then induces a current and that allows the signal to tunnel through non-conductive walls.

High speed boards cannot be simulated well. Because they are far from deterministic. That's what makes them so different from coding.