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PCB101- PCB Design & Manufacturing
1,663 students
PCB101- PCB Design & Manufacturing
PCB101- Circuit Board, PCB designer soft skills development with PCB manufacturing understanding
Created byAta Syed, Elektrolynx
Last updated 4/2025
English
What you'll learn
- How to quickly become a good PCB layout designer
- How does PCB design and PCB manufacturing affects each other
- Soft skills for PCB layout design
- PCB materials and stack-up
- Different types of PCBs
- Learn about different PCB FINISH
- Learn about different PCB colors
- How to choose the best PCB supplier
- Careers in PCB industry
- Quality in PCB field
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Course content
11 sections • 61 lectures • 17h 45m total length
Requirements
- This is the basic (core) course in the series.
- This course is designed for new graduates in Electrical and Electronics field and junior engineers
- Anyone who is interested in learning more about PCB
Description
Develop your PCB design skills with a deep understanding of the PCB manufacturing industry
With my 20+ years of PCB manufacturing experience, I will teach you things that would have taken you years to learn at your job.
This course is designed for new graduates and new engineers so the topics are explained in a simple manner to the audience. The course covers lots of information and topics which would help you become a good PCB "LAYOUT" designer. These skills go beyond your software skills and abilities.
What You Will Learn:
Different types of PCBs
File formats used in the PCB industry
PCB materials and stack-ups
Design Rule Checks
Design for Manufacturing
PCB FINISH
Soldermask and Silkscreen
Array and Panelization
How to reduce the cost of your PCB
Understanding PCB Supplier capabilities
How to find a good PCB supplier
Quality in PCB
Careers in PCB industry (PCB design, PCB manufacturing, PCB assembly)
What to expect after finishing this course:
You will have a better understanding of how PCB design and PCB manufacturing are related to each other and how they affect each other.
You will learn how to improve your design to lower the cost of your PCB
You will have a better understanding of career opportunities in different PCB fields.
Somewhat understanding of how to read material data sheets
Updated 31-03-2024
Who this course is for:
- Electrical and Electronics students
- New engineering graduates
- Electronics hobbiyist
- Fellow geeks