PCB Designing in Altium Designer

PCB Designing in Altium Designer, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 22 lectures, based on 124 reviews, and has 5793 subscribers.

You will learn about Designing Printed Circuit Boards Altium Designer This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Electrical and Electronics Aspirants It is particularly useful for Beginner Electrical and Electronics Aspirants.

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Summary

Title: PCB Designing in Altium Designer

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 22

Number of Published Lectures: 22

Number of Curriculum Items: 22

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 22

Original Price: ?1,199

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Designing Printed Circuit Boards

Altium Designer

Who Should Attend

Beginner Electrical and Electronics Aspirants

Target Audiences

Beginner Electrical and Electronics Aspirants

In this course, you will learn

1. The basic elements of a Printed Circuit Board.

2. The need for PCB and evolution of the same.

3. Steps involved in fabrication of a PCB

4. Steps involved in the design of a PCB

5. Types of PCB

6. Mounting Technologies – PTH, SMT

We will understand that PCB is a circuit board that connects all the electrical and electronic components through copper conductive tracks. The copper conductive tracks are embedded on a substrate which is basically a fiber.

After that, we will get into the Altium Designer Software in order to learn how to design a Printed Circuit Board.

1. Learning how to create a schematic and a PCB in the Altium Designer.

2. Understanding all the widgets and tools in the software.

3. Understanding how to route the footprints in a PCB – Both Manual and Auto Routing.

4. Analyzing the morphology of holes and solder pads.

5. Printing the texts in Top Overlay.

6. Creating libraries for two or three terminal components.

7. Creating libraries for some standard IC’s.

8. Getting the 2D and 3D Layouts of the PCB.

At the end of this course, you will be able to design a PCB in Altium Designer for your circuit knowing all the fundamentals of a Printed Circuit Board.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Printed Circuit Boards

Lecture 1: 1. Introduction to Printed Circuit Boards

Lecture 2: 2. Evolution of PCB

Lecture 3: 3. The need for PCB

Lecture 4: 4. Steps involved in fabrication of a PCB

Lecture 5: 5. The First Step in PCB Design – Sketching the circuit

Chapter 2: Terminologies and Types involved in PCB Design

Lecture 1: 6. CAD Tools for PCB Design

Lecture 2: 7. Understanding all the basic elements of a PCB

Lecture 3: 8. Types of PCB and Mounting Technologies

Lecture 4: 9. Terminologies involved in a PCB Design

Chapter 3: Working with Altium Designer – Creating a schematic

Lecture 1: 10. Introduction to Altium Designer – Creating the files

Lecture 2: 11. Understanding the properties of the schematic layout

Lecture 3: 12. Making the schematic of an Half Wave Rectifier

Lecture 4: 13. Understanding Designation and Selection Filters

Chapter 4: Making the PCB from the Schematic in Altium Designer

Lecture 1: 14. Importing the footprints

Lecture 2: 15. Manual Routing

Lecture 3: 16. Auto Routing

Lecture 4: 17. Adjusting the dimensions of Holes and Solder Pads

Lecture 5: 18. Polygon Pour

Lecture 6: 19. Printing Texts in Top Overlay

Lecture 7: 20. Synthesing the Gerber X2 Files for our PCB

Chapter 5: Creating our own component libraries in Altium Designer

Lecture 1: 21. Making our own symbol and footprint for LM7805 (20 min)

Lecture 2: 22. Creating a library for NE555 Timer and closing remarks

Instructors

Sujithkumar MA
Engineer | Course Instructor

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5 stars: 49 votes

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