The two pins are next to each other and they must be connect together.
How should I do that?
Just connect them together with a simple trace?
Or pour them together?
Electronic – Best way to connect 2 pins that are next to each other
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Best Answer
A large pour would allow more current (just like a wider trace), and would result in a larger solder blob. You probably need neither.
A simple trace between the middles of the pads might look like an accidental solder bridge if you don't know the circuit. To avoid such a misunderstanding, it might be a better idea to route the trace outside, if you can afford the space: