It's really common that at the end of the board layout we have that all component designators are randomly scattered over the board. R1 is somewhere, R2 is hidden in another place, and so on. This happens because often the development of schematics isn't linear, especially if we are designing some sub-modules before others or if we are reusing some schematics sheets from …
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