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Custom PCB Design Tutorial - From Schematic to Manufacturing in EasyEDA
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- 1 What you will create
- 2 Start a new project in EasyEDA
- 3 Adding USB-C connector to schematic
- 4 Adding output connector
- 5 Connecting USB-C
- 6 Connecting USB-C CC1 and CC2 pins
- 7 Adding 5.1k resistors
- 8 Adding 100nF capacitors
- 9 Adding LED
- 10 Adding 1k resistor
- 11 Selecting in EasyEDA
- 12 Naming nets
- 13 Creating your own component - Mounting holes
- 14 Creating footprint in EasyEDA
- 15 Adding mounting holes to schematic
- 16 Adding CC pin info into schematic
- 17 Annotating schematic
- 18 Enable support for color PCB silkscreen
- 19 Schematic check - Running ERC
- 20 Starting PCB
- 21 Placing big components in PCB MH, J
- 22 Define board shape
- 23 Placing small components R, C, D
- 24 JLCPCB manufacturing capabilities
- 25 Setting up PCB design rules
- 26 Hide reference designators
- 27 Starting PCB Layout
- 28 Connecting CC pins
- 29 Connecting GND
- 30 Draw DIODE connection
- 31 Making changes in schematic and transferring them to PCB
- 32 Working with polygons updating, thermal relief
- 33 Connecting +5V
- 34 Prohibited region
- 35 Place reference designators
- 36 Adding text on silkscreen
- 37 Adding gold logo
- 38 Adding color image on silkscreen
- 39 Starting BOX enclosure
- 40 Add openings for connectors
- 41 Add opening for LED
- 42 Adding support for screws
- 43 Adding + and - signs
- 44 Exporting 3D model and 3D printing box
- 45 Generating manufacturing outputs
- 46 Generating gerber files for color PCB
- 47 Replacing color picture with a standard one
- 48 Generating gerber files for standard PCB
- 49 Generating BOM Bill of material
- 50 Generating Pick and Place file
- 51 Ordering our boards: PCB and Assembly
- 52 Ordering box
- 53 Finishing ordering
- 54 Ordering missing connector
- 55 Confirming placement and box manufacturing
- 56 Unpacking our boards
- 57 Unpacking the 3D printed boxes / enclosures
- 58 Inspecting the board, soldering down the missing connector
- 59 Measuring our board
- 60 Placing board inside of 3D printed box
- 61 Testing our board
- 62 Thank you very much for watching
