KiCad Breakout Board Design (STM32 + Sensor) - Phil's Lab #36

[@cancertomato1798]

I hope you realize how many people you have helped finally create their ideas. I made 1 pcb a couple years ago and it was terrible, using almost entirely your videos I have created 4 more advanced designs in the past year. I can't thank you enough!

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you very much for your comment! I'm very glad to hear that the videos have been helpful - there's definitely many more to come! :)

[@FedePantalonesGordos]

You are a PCB designing machine! This board looks really good

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you very much, Federico!

[@AzamFahmy]

Really appreciate these videos. Each time I learn something new. Great work!

[@dj1encore]

thank you Phil for the great overview.

[@MrSlackrick]

Very nice! Watched literally as I just finished bring-up on my own STM32F030 board!

[@PhilsLab]

Awesome, glad to hear that :)

[@musenzerob2181]

Thank you Phil for the time your really putting in this.i personally have learnt much from you bro.Be blessed

[@ruilianglin]

Thank you for all the effort, I really appreciate these videos!

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you very much for watching!

[@krzysztofantoniak4236]

Thank you! I made my first PCB following tips from the Kicad STM32 video, and it turned out great! :) Could you show how to import models into Kicad?

[@PhilsLab]

Thanks for watching, glad to hear that your first PCB turned out well :) Yes, I'll be making a video on how to make footprints/etc. in KiCad soon.

[@nidhinbenny7975]

Hi Phil, nice video! Is your course on PCB design out yet?

[@thepanda666]

Wow, using a 0 ohm resistor as a bridge rather than drop a via and cut the ground layer! I think I've just leveled up!

[@scorpioo7350]

Why is BOOT0 pin permanently pulled up to the ground, it should not be on the jumper? Will there be no problems with switching the work / programming mode

[@maciejkobus]

I'm still doing 2 layer PCB and I was wondering - should you do ground fill on top (signal/power) layer too? I've heard different opinions on this matter.

[@zcahandar]

Hi Phil, thank you for great videos. Are you planning to upload part 3 of sensor fusion?

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you, Cahandar! Yes, that'll be one of the next two videos. It's taking me a bit longer, since it's the most involved one (Kalman Filter) :)

[@hypnopete12345]

@@PhilsLab that is great news, really looking forward to part 3 also. Thanks for all your great videos.

[@Pkemarco]

How satisfaying ! Thanks !!!

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you for watching!

[@paugasolina5048]

can you do a course on pcb design (analog, digital, highspeed) and put it on your website pls mate

[@msanterre]

I'd pay for this!

[@paugasolina5048]

@@msanterre me too

[@Kefford666]

Rounded corners 🥰

[@RixtronixLAB]

Cool video, keep it up, thanks :)

[@mikael5743]

Thanks

[@markadyash]

Hello Phil

[@allallall2321]

Making in altium Please

[@martinmckee5333]

He has other board design videos that he uses Altium. Is there something specifically about this board that you'd like to see in Altium?

[@KevinStoriesTV]

Altium sponsored the video but you used KiCAD?

[@kevinvermeer9011]

Sounds like he left in two sponsors! Might have spliced in the Altium free trial bit and forgot that it also said they sponsored the video. Whoops!

[@martinmckee5333]

Yes. He is trying to support both Altium and Kicad on his channel and provide information useful to as many people as possible regardless of which software he uses.

[@PhilsLab]

Yes, as Martin already said - I'm trying to provide information on various engineering processes, almost regardless of what tool is used.

[@devil2005iscool]

Your repo is private i noticed :p

[@BiddutMitra]

Stm32 didn't perform as I thought. It was damm slower than pic12f675. Blue Pill or something.

[@martinmckee5333]

I have used the NXP LPC series almost exclusively for many years. Every time I consider giving the STM32 series a try, I end up just using what I know works. I did always love the classic ATmega architecture for assembly work though. It's a beautiful instruction set to write.

[@siux94]

Half man half jlcpcb ad.