Complete Electronics Hardware Design Course 2022 -EsteemPCB

Complete Electronics Hardware Design Course 2022 -EsteemPCB, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.22, with 65 lectures, based on 1056 reviews, and has 7198 subscribers.

You will learn about How to Extract Components information from Requirement Sheet Selection of Component for Example: Ethernet PHY, Micro-Controller, Motor Driver, Mosfets, ADC, ADC/DAC, MIC etc. How to Draw a Complex Schematic Block and Its Power Budget Diagrams What are Differential pairs, USB2.0, I2Cs, UART/USART, CAN, MII/RMII, I2S and many more interfaces EMI & EMC decisions for a Complex Mixed Signal Schematic Design How to Create Design Rules Decision for Complex Mixed Signal Board Layer Stack-Up Design (4L/6L/8L/12L) and Field Solver Simulation How to Define Board shape and Rigid-Flex PCB Board Components Placement planning for a Complex Board and its Execution How to Layout a Complex Board with more than 10,000 interconnects, and Layout Optimization Power Distribution Network (PDN Analysis) and How to read its Report + Resolve Issues This course is ideal for individuals who are People who have no experience with Hardware design and want to learn it or People Who want to Learn Complex Mixed Signal Board Design or People who want to learn PCB designing or People who want to Learn How to Select Components out of millions of chip available or People Who wan to Learn How Create a Board on Altium Designer. or People who want to enhance their Electronic Hardware Designing Skills. It is particularly useful for People who have no experience with Hardware design and want to learn it or People Who want to Learn Complex Mixed Signal Board Design or People who want to learn PCB designing or People who want to Learn How to Select Components out of millions of chip available or People Who wan to Learn How Create a Board on Altium Designer. or People who want to enhance their Electronic Hardware Designing Skills.

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Title: Complete Electronics Hardware Design Course 2022 -EsteemPCB

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.22

Number of Lectures: 65

Number of Published Lectures: 65

Number of Curriculum Items: 65

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65

Original Price: $89.99

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What You Will Learn

How to Extract Components information from Requirement Sheet

Selection of Component for Example: Ethernet PHY, Micro-Controller, Motor Driver, Mosfets, ADC, ADC/DAC, MIC etc.

How to Draw a Complex Schematic Block and Its Power Budget Diagrams

What are Differential pairs, USB2.0, I2Cs, UART/USART, CAN, MII/RMII, I2S and many more interfaces

EMI & EMC decisions for a Complex Mixed Signal Schematic Design

How to Create Design Rules Decision for Complex Mixed Signal Board

Layer Stack-Up Design (4L/6L/8L/12L) and Field Solver Simulation

How to Define Board shape and Rigid-Flex PCB Board

Components Placement planning for a Complex Board and its Execution

How to Layout a Complex Board with more than 10,000 interconnects, and Layout Optimization

Power Distribution Network (PDN Analysis) and How to read its Report + Resolve Issues

Who Should Attend

People who have no experience with Hardware design and want to learn it

People Who want to Learn Complex Mixed Signal Board Design

People who want to learn PCB designing

People who want to Learn How to Select Components out of millions of chip available

People Who wan to Learn How Create a Board on Altium Designer.

People who want to enhance their Electronic Hardware Designing Skills.

Target Audiences

People who have no experience with Hardware design and want to learn it

People Who want to Learn Complex Mixed Signal Board Design

People who want to learn PCB designing

People who want to Learn How to Select Components out of millions of chip available

People Who wan to Learn How Create a Board on Altium Designer.

People who want to enhance their Electronic Hardware Designing Skills.

I have Divided this course into 4 Major Sections:

1st Section is Selection of Each Components whatever Going inside the Schematic.

2nd Section is Schematic Designing by Reading Datasheets.

3rd Stack-up 4L/6L/8L/12L, Components Placement Planning and Execution.

4th Inter Block and Intra Block Layout Planning and Execution.

Major Schematic Blocks that I have designed in this course are “Ethernet PHY 10/100 Mb/s”, “I2S DAC for Headphone and Speaker”, “MEMS MIC”, “24BIT ADC”, “36W Bi-Directional Brushed DC Motor Divers”, “UART to USB TTL Converter”, “STM32F103 Controller as Debugger and Programmer”, “STM32F407 Main Controller”, “Power Supply and Protections” and many more. Various Subparts as you can see from the Curriculum.

You will also learn some Basic Blocks as well:

Pre-Schematic Design Blocks (Block Diagram and Power Budget)

Layer Stack-up Selection and Rules for Defining any Stack-up

Different Grounding Techniques( Signal Grounding, Earth Grounding, Chassis Grounding)

How to Create a RIGID-FLEX PCB and its Stack-up

How to do Pin-mapping using Cube-MX tool.

Power Distribution Network Analysis (PDN Analysis) of any PCB.

and many more things.

Ferrite Bead, ESD Diodes, and Magnetic Application and their selection.

How to do Placement and Layout Planning on Microsoft-Paint.

and many more.

After the completion of this course you can design any “Mixed Signal with Micro-Controller available across the world”.

Major Controller used in this course are STM32F407XX, STM32F103XX apart from that we used PHY, and Some other sensors and ADC/ DAC as well.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Details and Selection of Major Components for Complex Mixed Signal Board

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-1 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Requirement Sheet Discussion

Lecture 3: Selection of Microcontroller and Debugger

Lecture 4: Selection of Ethernet PHY

Lecture 5: Selection of ADC and TTL Converter

Lecture 6: Selection of Motor Driver

Lecture 7: Selection of MOSFET

Lecture 8: Selection of DAC MIC and I2S Interface

Lecture 9: Block Diagram of Schematic Design Planning

Chapter 2: Schematic Block, Power Budget and Pin Mapping on STM Cube-MX

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-2 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Create Power Budget for Project

Lecture 3: Pin Mapping of MCU using Cube-Mx

Lecture 4: How to Read Datasheet of STM32F103

Lecture 5: Schematic Design of STM32F103

Chapter 3: Ferrite Bead, ESD, Magnetics Selection and Schematic Design of Ethernet PHY

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-3 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Selection of ESD and TVS diodes

Lecture 3: Selection of Magnetics for PHY

Lecture 4: Ferrite Bead Selection

Lecture 5: Schematic Design for Ethernet PHY Subpart-1

Lecture 6: Schematic Design for Ethernet PHY Subpart-2

Lecture 7: Schematic Design for Ethernet PHY Subpart-3

Lecture 8: IPC STD for Symbol and Footprint

Chapter 4: Schematic Design of Debugger/Programmer in Detail.

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-4 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Schematic Design of Motor Driver Subpart-1

Lecture 3: Schematic Design of motor Driver Subpart-2

Lecture 4: Bulk Capacitors and Power Supply Selections

Lecture 5: UART to TTL Converter Schematic Design

Lecture 6: ADC Schematic Design

Lecture 7: DAC Schematic Design Subpart-1

Chapter 5: Schematic Design DAC/MIC with Main Controller and Power Supplies for Board

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-5 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Charge Pump DAC and Mems MIC Schematic Design

Lecture 3: How to Read the Datasheet of STM32F407

Lecture 4: Schematic Design of STM32F407 Subpart-1

Lecture 5: Schematic Design of STM32F407 Subpart-2

Lecture 6: Power Supplies LDOs Selection and Design

Lecture 7: Board Define tools Rigid-Flex PCB and Schematic Templates

Chapter 6: Components Placement for Mixed Signal Board Course

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-6 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Schematic Notes and Footprint Manager before importing Components

Lecture 3: Import Components from SCH to PCBDOC and Rooms Discussion

Lecture 4: Components Placement Planning on Paints

Lecture 5: Components Placement Iteration-1 Subpart-1

Lecture 6: Components Placement Iteration-1 Subpart-2

Lecture 7: Components Placement Iteration-1 Subpart-3

Chapter 7: Layer Stack-up, Grounding and Earthing Discussion in Detail

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-7 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Layer Stack-up Rules Discussion 4L,6L,8L,12L

Lecture 3: Layer Stack-up 2D Field Solver Simulation

Lecture 4: Signal GND, Earthing, Chassis GND Discussion

Lecture 5: Layer Stack-up Implementation on CAD Tool

Chapter 8: Layout of Mixed Signal Board Part-1

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-8 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Ethernet PHY Block Layout

Lecture 3: STM32F103 Block Layout

Lecture 4: Regulators and Supply Block Layout

Lecture 5: Motor Driver 1 Block Layout

Lecture 6: Analog GND, Digital GND and Routing of ADC Block

Chapter 9: Layout of Mixed Signal Board Part-2

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-9 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Types of VIAs and DAC Block Routing

Lecture 3: Layout of Motor Driver Block 2

Lecture 4: Net-Classes, Colouring of Net, Annotation of Sensitive Nets

Chapter 10: Layout of Mixed Signal Board Part-3

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-10 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Intra-Block Routing Subpart-1

Lecture 3: Intra-Block Routing Subpart-2

Lecture 4: Intra-Block Routing Subpart-3

Lecture 5: Intra-Block Routing Subpart-4

Chapter 11: Bonus Session -Step by Step PDN Analysis of PCB Design

Lecture 1: Introduction of Section-11 and important instruction

Lecture 2: Complete PDN Analysis of Complex Mixed Signal Board

Instructors

Aviral Mishra
SOM/COM/DIMM Designer, YouTube Content Creator at EsteemPCB

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