This course is designed for new graduates and engineers who want to learn the basics of PCB design. It covers topics such as PCB terminologies, drawing schematics, designing single and double layer PCBs, and fabricating PCBs with online manufacturers. It also provides an in-depth explanation of how to download, create a circuit, and use the tools in the EasyEDA platform to export the design for manufacturing. With this course, you will learn from start to finish, from zero to production-ready, how to design a Printed Circuit Board and improve your PCB design skills.

This short course on KiCad provides a comprehensive introduction to the open-source software tool for creating electronic schematic diagrams and PCB artwork. It covers the basics of PCB design, from schematic entry and PCB layout design to validation using ERC and DRC checks. The course is designed to be easy to understand and follow, with precise and effective instructions and short video lessons. It also covers more advanced topics such as schematic symbol and footprint creation, and differential pairs. With this course, even those with a busy life schedule can learn the fundamentals of PCB design using the widely used KiCad tool in a matter of hours. The instructor has over a decade of experience in PCB design using a variety of EDA tools.

This course is perfect for anyone looking to learn the basics of PCB design and manufacturing. With comprehensive video and text lectures, as well as a software package, you will learn the fundamentals of designing, testing, and manufacturing circuits. Expert instructors will guide you through the process, from the basics of electronics circuit design to more complex designs. You will also gain knowledge of the latest electronics design processes and techniques. With more than 1200 students already enrolled, this course is sure to help you become a master at making your own electric circuit board.

This course will teach you how to design PCBs using Dip Trace and how to earn passive income through various freelancing opportunities available for PCB Designers. It will also provide guidance on how to approach employers to get a job in a PCB Design Company. The instructor has shared his own personal experience with the exact techniques he used to get a job in the PCB Design field and also the tricks that he used to earn $1000 as a freelancer. You will learn to create and configure component libraries, draw PCB schematics, access components in libraries, convert PCB schematics to PCB layouts, place components in the board, route traces, generate artwork files, and more. This course is perfect for final year engineering students and graduates, circuit designers, embedded engineers, and anyone looking to make PCB Design their professional career. With knowledge in embedded systems, you can develop your own electronic gadgets. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn the skills needed to design multilayered PCBs like Arduino.