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Learn KiCad. Printed Circuit Board Design.
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Learn KiCad. Printed Circuit Board Design.

A guide to get you started to use the open source program KiCad for your next electronics project.
Last updated 5/2014
English

What you'll learn

  • By the end of the cource you will be able to create a printed circuit board on your own.

Course content

1 section8 lectures1h 28m total length
  • Start a new project.17:38
  • Netlist and footprint association and placing PCB items.16:12

    Generate netlists from schematics, export board data, and associate footprints with components in KiCad. Place PCB items, route traces, and manage the board outline and layer setup.

  • Silk-screen and copper pour.8:41
  • Mounting holes.3:31
  • Create a library and put your own component in that library.8:30

    Create your own KiCad library by importing a component from the device library, saving it to a private library folder, and set a user search path to prioritize your library.

  • Create PCB footprint component.11:53
  • Add Footprint search path1:50
  • Prepare production files.20:22

Requirements

  • Computer
  • Internet
  • Operating system: Windows (KiCad also runs on Linux and Mac)

Description

This Udemy tutorial gives you the opportunity to learn KiCad in a fast visual fashion.

During these video tutorials I will teach you how to set up your project and design a printed circuit board.


The biggest reason to use KiCad as your PCB design tool is:

  • KiCad has no restrictions on how big your physical printed cicuit bord can be.
  • KiCad is free and perfect to use within the maker community.
  • KiCad is open source.
  • KiCad has no complex and expensive licensees associated with it.

Who this course is for:

  • makers
  • Electronics engineers
  • Enthusiasts
  • Small business owners