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* You should make your schematic clean enough that another human can read it. If no one else can read it, they won't be able to catch your mistakes
* You should make your schematic clean enough that another human can read it. If no one else can read it, they won't be able to catch your mistakes
* You should make heavy use of existing schematics for past SSI projects, especially those you understand and have flight heritage
* You should make heavy use of existing schematics for past SSI projects, especially those you understand and have flight heritage
** If the schematic you are looking for is not available in Altium, they need to be imported or created. You can find the schematics of most components on product pages of the websites listed in Step 1.
* You should use a strict hierarchical schematic sheet tree, with sheets nested within other sheets to reduce complexity
* You should use a strict hierarchical schematic sheet tree, with sheets nested within other sheets to reduce complexity