This?
max is doing three boards at once, that's above and beyond in my book. Check out the Bomarc schematics as he suggested, translating those into schematic capture format for PCB design apps would be a great contribution to the overall effort.Well, schematics available as ugly bitmap scans and schematics in a usable format is different but yeah…
Well I would maybe if I didn't have so many projects already. And then I'd do it in KiCAD anyway so it probably wouldn't match with the PCB which would be a shame.max is doing three boards at once, that's above and beyond in my book. Check out the Bomarc schematics as he suggested, translating those into schematic capture format for PCB design apps would be a great contribution to the overall effort.
What I don't understand is why coupling high frequencies effectively between the grounds is a good thing in this specific case.
I've actually experienced this problem on a board I worked on, the designer used two ground planes bonded with inductors (they said to prevent high frequency coupling). This resulted in significant and measurable noise on the second plane. I ended up just bridging them together with solder and the noise went away