Autodesk Eagle - PCB Hardware Design for Beginners

Autodesk Eagle : PCB & Hardware Design for Beginners, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 125 lectures, based on 89 reviews, and has 416 subscribers.

You will learn about Practical aspects of electronics components – Resistor, Capacitor, Potentiometer How to use Autodesk Eagle software Hardware Design, Circuit Design, Schematic Design, PCB Design PCB ordering process Components ordering process Bill Of Material, Gerber Data generation Hardware Testing & Troubleshooting / Board Bring Up This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner, Hobbyist & Professionals who want to learn hardware design & PCB Design or Those who want to get started with hardware design process from scratch or Those who are good in software and want to understand hardware It is particularly useful for Beginner, Hobbyist & Professionals who want to learn hardware design & PCB Design or Those who want to get started with hardware design process from scratch or Those who are good in software and want to understand hardware.

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Summary

Title: Autodesk Eagle : PCB & Hardware Design for Beginners

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 125

Number of Published Lectures: 125

Number of Curriculum Items: 125

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 125

Original Price: ?1,999

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Practical aspects of electronics components – Resistor, Capacitor, Potentiometer

How to use Autodesk Eagle software

Hardware Design, Circuit Design, Schematic Design, PCB Design

PCB ordering process

Components ordering process

Bill Of Material, Gerber Data generation

Hardware Testing & Troubleshooting / Board Bring Up

Who Should Attend

Beginner, Hobbyist & Professionals who want to learn hardware design & PCB Design

Those who want to get started with hardware design process from scratch

Those who are good in software and want to understand hardware

Target Audiences

Beginner, Hobbyist & Professionals who want to learn hardware design & PCB Design

Those who want to get started with hardware design process from scratch

Those who are good in software and want to understand hardware

Training Overview

Learn how to design PCB from scratch.

Covers the end-to-end hardware development process, with a step by step approach.

Uses Eagle software for PCB designing & Arduino IDE for programming the hardware.

Descriptions

This training will arm you with knowledge required to design your own PCBs from scratch. Every single step along the way has been thoroughly covered.

We will be building a custom Arduino UNO board from scratch, which can be programmed using the Arduino IDE. The training also covers some essential circuits (viz RGB LED, switches, preset, motor drivers, seven segment displays), and their interfacing with the microcontroller on the custom Arduino that we are building. You will find yourself using these circuits in a lot of future projects/products.

All in all, this training covers the end-to-end hardware development process. After completing the training, you will be confident in designing your own hardware.

Key Skills you will learn

Circuit Design

PCB Design

Hardware testing

Troubleshooting hardware issues

Who is this training for

Beginners, hobbyists & students getting started in embedded designing.

People building hardware for their engineering project.

People collecting knowledge to grab an internship or job in the embedded field.

You have any of the following questions:

a.How to convert an idea to a finished PCB?

b.What is the workflow for designing hardware?

c.How to approach schematic & layout designing?

d.How to read the components datasheet?

e.Where to order the PCB?

f.Where to get the components?

g.How are components soldered?

h.How to test & troubleshoot the circuit?

What will you learn

PCB Designing using eagle software

Atmega328P Microcontroller based system design (microcontroller used in Arduino Uno)

Power supply system design

Circuit design for LED, RGB LED, Switch, Preset, Motor Driver, Seven segment Display.

Purpose of every single component used & how to select them.

How to read components datasheet

PCB ordering process

Components sourcing

Components soldering

Hardware Testing & troubleshoot techniques

Why should you take this training

High industry demand :PCB design is one of the key skills required to work as a hardware design engineer in electronics product companies like Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, Microchip etc.

It’s everywhere in your life :Whether it’s smart watches, smart phones, IOT devices or electric vehicles, PCBs are everywhere. If designing a system based on a microcontroller & microprocessor excites you, then PCB design is for you.

High scope :The total installed base of IOT devices worldwide is projected to be around 30 billion units by 2025. Due to the surge in products being developed, the demand for PCB design engineers is increasing day by day.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Note & Information

Lecture 1: About Instructor

Lecture 2: Warning

Lecture 3: About Courses

Lecture 4: Important Message

Lecture 5: Course Curriculum & Material

Lecture 6: Ratings & Review

Lecture 7: How to ask questions

Chapter 2: Module 1 : Topic 1 – Introduction to Electronics Components

Lecture 1: Introduction to Topic

Lecture 2: What is PCB?

Lecture 3: Introduction to Resistors – Part 1

Lecture 4: Introduction to Resistors – Part 2

Lecture 5: Introduction to Resistors – Part 3

Lecture 6: Introduction to Resistors – Part 4

Lecture 7: Introduction to Potentiometer – Part 1

Lecture 8: Introduction to Potentiometer – Part 2

Lecture 9: Introduction to Capacitors – Part 1

Lecture 10: Introduction to Capacitors – Part 2

Lecture 11: Introduction to Capacitors – Part 3

Lecture 12: Introduction to Capacitors – Part 4

Lecture 13: Introduction to Capacitors – Part 5

Lecture 14: Introduction to Capacitors – Part 6

Chapter 3: Module 1 : Topic 2 – Introduction to training Hardware & development process

Lecture 1: Introduction to Topic

Lecture 2: Hardware development process – Part 1

Lecture 3: Hardware development process – Part 2

Lecture 4: Hardware block diagram

Lecture 5: Hardware Overview

Lecture 6: Introduction to hardware

Chapter 4: Module 2 : Topic 1 – Download and Install Autodesk Eagle

Lecture 1: Introduction to Topic

Lecture 2: Introduction to Eagle software: Download

Lecture 3: Introduction to Eagle software : Installation

Chapter 5: Module 2 : Topic 2 – Introduction to schematic editor

Lecture 1: Introduction to Topic

Lecture 2: Introduction to Eagle control Panel

Lecture 3: Introduction to schematic editor – Part 1

Lecture 4: Introduction to schematic editor – Part 2

Lecture 5: Introduction to schematic editor – Part 3

Lecture 6: Introduction to schematic editor – Part 4

Lecture 7: Introduction to schematic editor – Part 5

Lecture 8: Introduction to schematic editor – Part 6

Chapter 6: Module 2 : Topic 3 – Introduction to layout editor

Lecture 1: Introduction to Topic

Lecture 2: Introduction to layout editor – Part 1

Lecture 3: Introduction to layout editor – Part 2

Lecture 4: Introduction to layout editor – Part 3

Lecture 5: Introduction to layout editor – Part 4

Chapter 7: Module 2 : Topic 4 – Introduction to libraries in Eagle

Lecture 1: Introduction to topic

Lecture 2: Introduction to library creation process – Part 1

Lecture 3: Introduction to library creation process – Part 2

Lecture 4: Introduction to popular eagle library websites

Lecture 5: Introduction to library installation process

Lecture 6: Introduction to library modification process

Chapter 8: Module 2 : Topic 5 – Introduction to Eagle features

Lecture 1: Introduction to topic

Lecture 2: Introduction to Eagle feature : Backup

Lecture 3: Introduction to Eagle feature : Back Annotation

Chapter 9: Module 3 : Topic 1 – Power Supply Unit (PSU)

Lecture 1: Introduction to PSU topic

Lecture 2: System power budget calculation

Lecture 3: Introduction to power supply IC

Lecture 4: Understanding circuit of PSU : Part-1

Lecture 5: Understanding circuit of PSU : Part-2

Lecture 6: Understanding circuit of PSU : Part-3

Lecture 7: Schematic design of PSU

Chapter 10: Module 3 : Topic 2 – Microcontroller

Lecture 1: Introduction to microcontroller Topic

Lecture 2: Introduction to microcontroller : Part-1 : MCU overview

Lecture 3: Introduction to microcontroller : Part-2 : Understanding Pin map

Lecture 4: Introduction to microcontroller : Part-3 : Pin Map comparison with Arduino

Lecture 5: Understanding circuit of microcontroller part-1

Lecture 6: Understanding circuit of microcontroller part-2

Lecture 7: Schematic design of microcontroller

Chapter 11: Module 3 : Topic 3 – DC Motor Driver

Lecture 1: Introduction to motor driver topic

Lecture 2: Introduction to Motor driver IC

Lecture 3: Understanding circuit of Motor driver IC

Lecture 4: Schematic design of motor driver

Chapter 12: Module 3 : Topic 4 – Seven Segment Display (SSD)

Lecture 1: Introduction to seven segment display topic

Lecture 2: Introduction to seven segment display

Lecture 3: Introduction to SSD driver IC

Lecture 4: Understanding circuit of SSD

Lecture 5: Schematic design of SSD

Chapter 13: Module 3 : Topic 5 – Switch, Preset & RGB LED

Lecture 1: Introduction to switch, preset & RGB topic

Lecture 2: Understanding circuit of Switch, preset & RGB LED

Lecture 3: Schematic design of switch, preset & RGB LED

Chapter 14: Module 3 : Topic 6 – Schematic Errors

Lecture 1: Troubleshooting schematic errors

Chapter 15: Module 4 : Topic 1 – PCB Design

Lecture 1: Introduction to PCB Design topic

Lecture 2: Introduction to PCB layer stackup

Lecture 3: Introduction to DXF file

Lecture 4: Components placement planning

Lecture 5: Components placement : Part 1

Lecture 6: Components placement : Part 2

Instructors

Piyush Charpe
Embedded System Architect

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5 stars: 55 votes

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