PCB Design with KICAD from Basic to Advanced
PCB Design with KICAD from Basic to Advanced, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.63, with 118 lectures, based on 34 reviews, and has 339 subscribers.
You will learn about Drawing circuit schematics PCB Layout: Single & Two-layer design and Multi Layer Creation of Gerber files Library part creation BOM generation ERC and DRC Printed Circuit Board design using KiCad. Single, double, and multi-layer board design. The layout design process. Associate schematic symbols to footprints. PCB concepts, Edge Cuts, Copper Fills, Mounting Holes, Soldermask, silkscreen, traces Detailed knowledge of the KiCad CAD application. High Speed PCB Design High voltage PCB design Project-based learning to ensure mastery of the topics taught. This course is ideal for individuals who are Electronics Enthusiasts or People who want to pursue in field of PCB design or Every Engineer in field of product development. It is particularly useful for Electronics Enthusiasts or People who want to pursue in field of PCB design or Every Engineer in field of product development.
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Summary
Title: PCB Design with KICAD from Basic to Advanced
Price: $19.99
Average Rating: 4.63
Number of Lectures: 118
Number of Published Lectures: 118
Number of Curriculum Items: 118
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 118
Original Price: $19.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Drawing circuit schematics
- PCB Layout: Single & Two-layer design and Multi Layer
- Creation of Gerber files
- Library part creation
- BOM generation
- ERC and DRC
- Printed Circuit Board design using KiCad.
- Single, double, and multi-layer board design.
- The layout design process.
- Associate schematic symbols to footprints.
- PCB concepts, Edge Cuts, Copper Fills, Mounting Holes, Soldermask, silkscreen, traces
- Detailed knowledge of the KiCad CAD application.
- High Speed PCB Design
- High voltage PCB design
- Project-based learning to ensure mastery of the topics taught.
Who Should Attend
- Electronics Enthusiasts
- People who want to pursue in field of PCB design
- Every Engineer in field of product development.
Target Audiences
- Electronics Enthusiasts
- People who want to pursue in field of PCB design
- Every Engineer in field of product development.
Become a KiCad professional and learn one of employer’s most requested skills nowadays!
KiCad is an open-source, free-to-use, tool for PCB design. It is the world’s most popular open-source PCB tool for electronics engineers and hobbyists.
KiCad is supported by a dedicated team of developers and a growing community of users and contributors.
This course is designed so that students, engineers, electronics hobbyists can use KiCad software from scratch to use it in a practical and professional way. If you have no experience in the software, you will be equally capable of understanding everything and you will finish the course with total mastery of the subject.
After several years working as an Engineer, I have realized that nowadays mastering KiCad for the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) design is very necessary in engineering, electronics or other industrial applications. KiCad is an open source software, and that is why it is one of the leaders in the industry and its demand is increasing.
What I want is to contribute my grain of sand and teachyou all those things that I would have liked to know in my beginnings and that nobody explained to me. In this way, you can learn to solve a wide variety of projects quickly and make versatile and complete use of KiCad.
–>We will learn KICAD in the following steps
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Installation of KiCad software on your system.
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Introduction to KiCad and course dynamics
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Familiarization with the user interface and KiCad features
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Project setup and basic KiCad Commands and Preferences
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Design Schematic
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Comprehensive focus on Design PCB Board, from zero to advanced (set-up, wiring, 3D view, routing, Design Rule Check – DRC…)
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Understanding Manufacturing Files (BoM, CPL, Gerber, Drill…)
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Making our own library
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Full use of KiCad Spice Simulation
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Mastery and application of absolutely ALL the functionalities and tools of the software
//*Practical exercises and much more!**//
Whether PCB design is a requirement or a hobby for you, you are going to enjoy the course!
Watch the free lectures in the first section to get more information about this course.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction to PCB Design with KiCad from Basic to Advanced.
Lecture 1: Introduction to PCB Design: Building Your Knowledge Base
Lecture 2: Software and Hardware Requirements for KiCad.
Lecture 3: A Step-by-Step Guide to Downloading and Installation
Lecture 4: Exploring Features and the Interface of KiCAD
Lecture 5: The Significance of PCB Design in Product Development
Lecture 6: KiCad's PCB Layers: Understanding Their Functionality and Purpose
Chapter 2: Basics of KiCAD Design Workflow: From Schematic Creation to PCB Design.
Lecture 1: Getting Started: KiCad Basic Concepts and Workflow Essentials
Lecture 2: Creating a New KiCad Project and Navigating Tools in Project Manager
Lecture 3: Essential Tools, Pan & Zoom, and Hotkeys in Schematic Editor
Lecture 4: Page Setup, Size, Title, Comment and Date Inclusion in Schematic Sheet.
Lecture 5: Adding Symbols with the Add Symbol Tool or letter A in Schematic Sheet
Lecture 6: Selection, Movement, and Deletion with M and R hotkeys in Schematic Editor
Lecture 7: Wire Additions with W & Tool and Power Symbol Library brief of Schematic Editor
Lecture 8: Annotating Schematic using Annotation tool and Symbol Properties settings.
Lecture 9: Adding Values to Symbols and Saving Work Progress in Schematic Editor.
Lecture 10: Footprint Assignment using Assignment Tool in Schematic Editor.
Lecture 11: The Electrical Rule Checker and Power Flags in Action in Schematic Editor.
Lecture 12: Generating Bill of Materials (BOM) for Documentation in Schematic Editor.
Lecture 13: PCB Editor: A Step-by-Step Guide for understanding the editor.
Lecture 14: Board Setup and Stackup settings in PCB Editor
Lecture 15: Importing Schematic Changes from Schematic editor to PCB Editor.
Lecture 16: Drawing Board Outlines with Edge Cut Layer in PCB Editor.
Lecture 17: Placing Footprints and points to keep in mind while placing footprint on PCB.
Lecture 18: Track Routing with the Route Track Tool in PCB Editor.
Lecture 19: Adding Copper Fill Zones for Optimal Grounding in PCB Editor
Lecture 20: Design Rule Checker and Rules Severity Setting in PCB Editor.
Lecture 21: 3D Viewer and Raytracing in KiCad.
Lecture 22: Gerber File and Drill File Generation for PCB Fabrication using Plot tool.
Chapter 3: Custom Symbol & Custom Footprint in Symbol and Footprint Editor.
Lecture 1: Symbols and Footprints and there Library and Library Table in KiCad.
Lecture 2: Creating and Adding Symbols to a New Library in KiCad Symbol Editor.
Lecture 3: Adding Pins and Graphics in symbol and completing design in Symbol Editor.
Lecture 4: Creating and Adding Footprints to a New library in Footprint Editor.
Lecture 5: Adding Pads in Footprint and editing its properties using Footprint Editor.
Lecture 6: Footprint outline on the Front Fabrication Layer (F.Fab ) in Footprint Editor.
Lecture 7: Footprint outline on the Front Silkscreen (F.Silkscreen) layer in Editor.
Lecture 8: Footprint outline on the Front courtyard F.Courtyard layer in PCB Editor.
Lecture 9: Using newly developed Custom Symbols and Footprint in Schematic and PCB.
Lecture 10: Associating 3D Model with footprints in the Footprint Editor.
Chapter 4: Hierarchical Schematics for designing Complex/Large Schematics "eeschema".
Lecture 1: Multi-sheet schematics and Hierarchy for Complex and Large Schematic Design.
Lecture 2: Understanding Label Types and Scope in KiCad Eeschema.
Lecture 3: Labeling Techniques and Wire/Net Highlighting Tools in Eeschema.
Lecture 4: Using Hierarchical and Global Labels for making connection between pins.
Lecture 5: Importing Hierarchical Pins for Labeling and Linking Subsheet Symbols.
Lecture 6: Electrical Rule Checking on Hierarchical Schematic Design.
Lecture 7: Assigning footprint to the Hierarchical Schematic Components.
Lecture 8: Practical Example of Hierarchical Schematic using different types of Label.
Lecture 9: Bus Wires and Net Labels for better Organizing Schematics.
Chapter 5: Generating Output Files using Schematic Editor "eeschema".
Lecture 1: Kicad Schematic Printing for project documentation.
Lecture 2: Creating PDFs from KiCad schematics using PLOT tool.
Lecture 3: Bill of Materials (BOM) generation in KiCad three methods.
Lecture 4: Netlist generation and interpretation in KiCad eeschema.
Chapter 6: Generating Output Files using PCB Editor
Lecture 1: Output File Generation in KiCad PCB Editor
Lecture 2: Generating Gerber Files from KiCad, Output Plotting for Manufacturing.
Lecture 3: Generating PostScript, SVG, DXF, and HPGL Files for Manufacturing Needs.
Lecture 4: Drill File Formats Generating PCB Drill Data in KiCad PCB Editor
Lecture 5: Component Placement file for PCB Assembly by the manufacturer.
Lecture 6: Print Function in KiCad PCB Editor for Printing PCB on paper.
Chapter 7: Display and Selection Control in KiCad PCB Editor.
Lecture 1: Understanding Appearance, Layers, Objects, Nets, and Selection Filters in KiCad.
Lecture 2: Net Highlighting and Cross-Probing in KiCad PCB Editor
Lecture 3: Left Toolbar Display Options in KiCad's PCB Editor
Chapter 8: Board Setup and Design Rules settings before designing any PCB.
Lecture 1: Board Settings: Physical Stackup, Board Finishes, and Solder Mask Techniques.
Lecture 2: Setup for Text and Graphics in PCB Editor.
Lecture 3: Constraints, Pre-Defined Sizes, Net Classes, Custom Rules and Violation Severity
Chapter 9: Designing Custom Symbols in KiCad Symbol Editor for PCA_9505 port expander.
Lecture 1: Step 1: Introduction to building custom symbol PCA_9505 port expander.
Lecture 2: Step 2: Creating new library and adding new custom symbol of PCA_9505.
Lecture 3: Step 3: Method for Adding pins for custom symbol from 1 to 56 pins.
Lecture 4: Step 4: Changing the Orientation, Pin Name, Pin Number and electrical property.
Lecture 5: Step 5: Changing Name and electrical property of the pin 29 to 56 .
Lecture 6: Step 6: Drawing Rectangle between pins, and using custom symbol in schematic.
Lecture 7: Step 7: Refactoring and editing symbol properties and attaching footprint.
Lecture 8: Step 8: Refactoring the custom symbol by functionality, Custom symbol improved.
Chapter 10: Designing Custom Footprint in Footprint Editor of Kicad.
Lecture 1: Step 1: Introduction to "Footprint Editor" in KiCad and the component footprint.
Lecture 2: Step 2:Creating "New Library" and adding Footprint "Name" in "Footprint Editor".
Lecture 3: Step 3: Adding pads using "Add Pad Tool" and discussing "Different Pad Types" .
Lecture 4: Step 4: Making copy of "Footprint Pads" and editing its "Settings and Position".
Lecture 5: Step 5: Adding "Mounting Holes" or "Non Plated Through Holes" NPTH.
Lecture 6: Step 6: Adding F.Fab Front Fabrication, F.Silkscreen and F.Courtyard layers.
Lecture 7: Step 7: Specifying pin 1 of the footprint, specifying the orientation.
Lecture 8: Step 8: Performing "Footprint Checker" and using footprint in PCB Design.
Lecture 9: Step 9:A quick review of "Creating Custom Footprint" in kiCad.
Chapter 11: Using Project Template and Designing Custom template in KiCad 8.0
Lecture 1: Projects Templates: Creating new project from kiCad Project template.
Lecture 2: 1.Creating Project Template: Template files types and there role in template.
Lecture 3: 2.Creating Project Template: Schematic for Custom Project Template
Lecture 4: 3.Creating Project Template: PCB for Custom Project template
Lecture 5: 4. Creating Project Template: Adding template folder to template directory
Lecture 6: 5. Creating Project Template: Adding Description in info.html file of template
Lecture 7: 6. Using our Custom Project Template in kiCad project.
Chapter 12: Circuit Simulation in Schematic Editor using ngspice in kiCad 8.0.
Lecture 1: DC Operating Point Analysis: Simulation of Voltage divider in Schematic Editor.
Instructors
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Muhammad Zeeshan khan
Instructor at Udemy
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