Electronoobino board | How to make your Arduino UNO

[@kiranshashiny]

Amazing, You have shared so much of (precious) wealth that some takes a few weeks to teach in schools and best of all, you put what you learnt on KZbin that's free for everyone. Really appreciated it. Quality stuff.

[@junuhunuproductions]

Thank you so much for showing how to 'burn the boot loader'. Only thing I missed in this video, and... you didn't miss it!! :)

[@74LS_NE555]

very nice, one change i would make to the board is put the extra pins on the outside, not inside, so if you put a shield on, you will still have access to the pins on the outside. Gracias, muy bien.

[@wduraes]

This is an AMAZING video. It inspires us all to create our own solutions!! Pay no attention to the lazy knuckleheads who want you to do their work. You're doing great!! Muchas gracias!

[@bernardthankachen6833]

Excuse me bro, are you and great Scott uploading videos to one another like launching missiles to one another. I mean he uploaded a video 3 hours ago and now you. Great videos bro.

[@shivammathur1583]

Man, I want to salute you. Your entire projects, work is soooo amazing. How are you soooo amazing. I am a high school student. So inspiring.

[@mikolajhenzel]

Wow! So amazing! I'm now starting my adventure with Arduino

[@Subswithnovideos-gv9qi]

adventure :) yeah very exciting

[@mikolajhenzel]

@@reallifeperson6891 arduino is amazing. once you get how to program it on ur own and keep discovering new modules, you can do everything you can imagine (except you cant afford it haha)

[@chinmoytahbildar3278]

Your explanation is awesome... love your videos keep going on

[@electropunkzero]

Perfect video! Just what I was looking for

[@AlexK-rg1qs]

Couldn’t have had better timing. I just got some dip Atmrgas, crystals and capacities in the mail a couple days ago to start working on a similar project!

[@c.u.kumari9761]

Amazing thanks a lot. After watching the video I was able to make my own arduino. And I did it😉

[@enesilvian4640]

Your videos are awesome and professionally made you deserve more subs ! Keep them videos coming !

[@chiparooo]

Nice job! Very cool project and example of how easy it is to use JLCPCB.

[@madhukeshnp]

Hey bro I am becoming a fan of tours.. Your tutorials are really informative and exciting too. .. keep this kind of videos coming.. good explanation good script... all together awesome......

[@oddlytimbotwillison6296]

Way to go!! You have levelled up! :)

[@aydwal9051]

Next level is teensy 3.2 with usbc and micro sd.

[@dimitris.4484]

Thats a nice project. You made an arduino pcb that has your own style and signature.Also its a good practice on soldering smd components.

[@abbokanal6497]

thank you so mouch. I searched for something exactly like this video.

[@JulianMakes]

this was an awesome video thank you! i've allways wondered what a barebones arduino would look like :) o/

[@anujregmi4582]

Can we read sensors in the serial monitor of the computer, having the power source connected to the external power supply.

[@gilberthmoralesl699]

Excelente, mis respetos mi amigo ,saludos desde Costa Rica.

[@btg5975]

Just seen it! Really you have done a very good job. Regards, Engineer from India.

[@markgreco1962]

I like that everything has your face on it, VERY COOL.

[@kevindondrea144]

Pretty slick! I'm in awe.

[@younus_here]

This is really osm, I really like your own design by adding MICRO USB port and dual female connectors

[@vipulkamble9702]

Your explanation is very clear thankyou so much

[@KennethScharf]

You might have considered using the atmega328b chip. This adds more i/o, extra usart, extra spi, extra i2c. It's in the QFTP package, but they are not hard to solder by hand.

[@cutemonkey4974]

That’s awesome. Well done!

[@rahilbeg2017]

Amazing love you brother ❤️

[@narinoguerra7656]

Excellent as Always Bro, Thank You for Share skills. Pretty Simple and Useful...

[@sasines]

Excellent video! Gives me many ideas. Thank you.

[@artandata]

Excellent ! very easy to follow the instruction. thanks !

[@MCsCreations]

Awesome, dude! Really nice! 😊

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

MC's Creations thanks

[@Creativecreator]

Nice *video* !!

[@electronic7979]

Excellent project

[@paparoysworkshop]

I like it very much. Great job! You have a new subscriber.

[@akinremiayodeji3134]

Your arduino is great I love it I will build one my self

[@Zolive974]

Haha GreatScott spanish version ! Love this project, thanks !

[@samueljames3714]

Thank you so much! I've just learnt how to use my arduino as ISP to program another Atmega368P that I had here...

[@AhmedSaidAYADI]

Am i the only one to notice that in the schematics you are using MC33269DR2-3.3G which give 3.3V supply instead of MC33269DR25 which gives 5V Nice video btw, keep going

[@rathodkaran9297]

Love you LOVE YOU THANKS FOR THIS VALUABLE CONTENT AND INFORMATION

[@wyunreal]

Hello, great video. I’m building my own simplified arduino mega, I have a question: will the FTDI related parts and schematic you created be used on the ATmega 2560 too ? Thanks a lot for the content of your channel, it’s really useful.

[@datswissguy5387]

How do we say in spanish? "génial tio! esto mola una montanada!"

[@ArduBlock]

Thanks cool video!

[@ElTallerDeTD]

Your face there make it better! ahah Saludos!

[@Tanymsun]

If you use the NRF24 module a lot, why not combine it on the board? Just curious.

[@migitinstruments]

Beautiful Board

[@lelandclayton5462]

If I was to do this I would use screw terminals for the first row and headers on the second row. Also a ZIF socket and maybe a resonator instead of a crystal to lower the component BOM. Call me crazy but a RS232 port would be nice so I don't have to always use USB.

[@fagorola5]

wow this is beautiful and awesome

[@ZeeshanAslam1]

So I need to buy Arduino uno first in order to boot my own Arduino. Video title should be How to make your Arduino Uno after buying Arduino Uno 😂

[@Steve-wx1gk]

So Awesome! Great video 👍

[@SatyajitRoy2048]

Arduino never has been my passion because I always loved speed and flexibility and I was Microchip fan. Lately arduino has come in to my bench to simulate some signals to test my STM32F407 designs running FreeRTOS. They are commercial products I design for living. If you start using ARM chips you would know what you really missed while staying with arduino layer. I need few Arduino boards and its good idea to build it when I send my next order to JLCPCB. They are building the future.

[@hemantmundhe6662]

Nice information thanks to help guidance.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Hemant Mundhe thanks!

[@harshthakor2993]

Nice project and I love your channel

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Thank you

[@harshthakor2993]

Welcome sir I am an electronic student and I am also making project and i am highly inspired from your channel. Because your explaination is assume.

[@bitsurfer0101]

Do you have any suggestions on where you would put a bluetooth module if you wanted it integrated?

[@matrixdexter270]

i know this is a long shot, i love your channel..and i would be awesome if you would make an arduino mega..and in your schematic,the vin, where did you connect it to?????

[@12alimaher]

Can you please make a tutorial for the traces and the easyeda or any other program to make pcb

[@geronimoaquino4759]

Muy buen diseño. Tu das tutoria?

[@myetis1990]

Firstly, good job friend ;) There is big area to add extra functions at bottom layer So, I could add second atmega chip to be optionally soldered (for more computing power) , and at least one type lcd (maybe oled or tft ) micro sd card slot small nand flash chip, esp8266 module footprint, and my favorite : mpu6050 ;)

[@hrithikhu]

This is your version 1 but in your site it's version 2.1. What changes are there in the new version?

[@unitedrobotics7377]

I have a suggestion that add LED's to every Digital pin so that it will be help full for understanding if there is any troubleshooting or not........

[@hamzahansari6900]

Where did you buy the components from?

[@thetiredtechie2704]

This is great! Thank you!

[@mohammadzeeshan6469]

Awesome work 👍👍👍

[@noa.sendlhofer]

Awesome job! I‘ll make a custom design of a arduino nano/pro micro with more pins, than the regular one and maybe also a wifi module Greetings from Switzerland :)

[@noa.sendlhofer]

And i would also like to make a version with built in relays for easy home automation :)

[@Shubham-9996]

Did you made nano Please share schematic Is 232 needed

[@noa.sendlhofer]

I'm a bit confused: your step down converter creates 3.3 volts right? But the ATMega328 needs 5V and the USB also provides 5V... why do you convert VIN to 3.3V? Greetings from Switzerland

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

I've used the 5V model of this regulator: www.ebay.com/itm/5PCS-X-MC33269DR2-5-SOP8-ON/332528016022?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&rmvSB=true

[@noa.sendlhofer]

Electronoobs thank you very much! Now it makes way more sense :)

[@suriyasuri2018]

Wooow.......its awesome noobs!!!!!!😱😱😊😊

[@Valio961]

12:27 What do you mean by "change back to programmer mode" ?

[@wasibilgrami7311]

Which program you are using to make Schematics?

[@salahalatai8255]

GOOD job , is it possible to use it for trigger switches igbt to greate PWM ?

[@rul1175]

What did you use to solder C2?

[@ReiKitsune-y3g]

since you are using 2 Lines of pins. how do you write it in coding? Usually, for example, if we use pin 10, then we will write pin 10 in the program we write... but if there are 2 lines, how do we do that?

[@tiwar87]

Thnks for sharing. But how can you put an image of you on the line trace? What layer did you choose? How can I add text on board?

[@m.b.anjaneyulu]

Where to buy components 😮?

[@handle-with-care]

What would be the total prize per Elektronoobino if you had ordered the green PCB's?

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Well, the price per board: 20cnts the board + 2€ the ATmega328 and socket + 1€ female pins + 10cnts voltage regulator + 1.5€ the FTDI chip + 1€ extra small components(resistors, cap, buttons, fuse, swithc, usb connector) = 6--7€ in total

[@handle-with-care]

Wow, that's cheap. Thank you very much!

[@GnobarEl]

Great Tutorial and project. Congratulations. However I was expecting to see some improvements and something different. Keep the good work.

[@hatchman1640]

This is awesome, I've used this tutorial to make my own pcbs, but one question, why do we need to add a copper area?

[@rengarajan2099]

Bro please explain arduino with fingerprint device

[@nadepp4699]

4:50 can ftdi be used for serial communication in arduino IDE?and also your board name is electronoobino on serial port name?

[@rajumondol7887]

Super bro love from India or thanks

[@VasilisKarastergios]

Excellent job & thumps up for the effort, I will definitely give it a shot in the future, I already have made a barebones 328p on a protoboard for my diy pellet burner machine for my heating system, I want to make one for myself that represents me and my work even if it's twice as expensive than regular arduino clone. Greetings from Greece brother!

[@Havjaa]

Just curious. Where did u learn electronics and what is your degree?

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

I'm an electronic engineer

[@Havjaa]

I mean did u go to university

[@Joshuadomiel]

@@Havjaa of course he did, he's an electronic engineer.

[@muhammadabsarsheikh6254]

Hey I am very new to this, I have learned a little bit of Arduino and I want to learn how can we make customized boards but this is a little difficult for me to understand, is there any course available for this?? Or any playlist

[@thelaziestdev3415]

how would i add the dc jack because i notice it is gone from your board

[@wolfganggosejacob779]

@electronoobs - you are using the ch340 for communication... Do you have an instruction for connecting this chip with windows and/or Linux? It seems not to be so easy.

[@razagr]

@Electronoobs, Thanks for all the knowledge you are sharing. could you please create a video or provide some resources to understand data sheets ?

[@1kuhny]

you can use the internal 8mhz oscillator that can be turned on with burning the right bootloader

[@solodobo]

are all the "VCC" endings connected? Im new to schematics and i find it difficult to understand all the wires ending in vcc. same with the earth ground. please explain it to me

[@josuecrespo8386]

Do you have also de schematics for the arduino mini and nano

[@ElectroRetro]

Good job

[@newyorkart]

Wow! It is amazing! Thanks for sharing it. Hope you can also make Arduino Pro Mini version! :)

[@derisis13]

3:11 Doesn't Reset (pin 1) has its own internal pull-up resistor? Because I know simpler microcontrollers (e.g. ATtiny2313) having one...

[@xanyula2738]

Can this board be used to program attinys ?

[@darknessblades]

would it be possible to create a even smaller board for this amtel model???

[@shaheenismaeel]

Great job 👌👍

[@ianbertenshaw4350]

Very cool ! Subscription added !

[@purneshchandrayadav8419]

Great work! I want to know how one can make the most cost effective Arduino uno possible. You've a lot of innovations but a basic project doesn't need all.

[@RixtronixLAB]

Like it, keep it up, nice video clip, thank you for sharing it :)

[@yasirshahzad3732]

why they charge more for red color?? by the way great work

[@webslinger2011]

Hi! I have that same type of nrf. Do you have the pinouts? thanks!

[@nxvasix8696]

Can you make the project public on your account so we can modify the file?

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Ofcourse: easyeda.com/Electronoobs/electronoobino-board

[@nxvasix8696]

Electronoobs thanks dude you are amazing.