Altium STM32 Hardware Design - An Overview in Under 20 Minutes - Phil's Lab #38

[@varunahlawat9013]

This is the best video for anyone who wants to make a custom PCB for things like flight computer or any use other case.

[@deangreenhough3479]

Fast becoming my favourite channel. I use Altium and the STM Cube IDE. Clearly explained and always great content. Thank you 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🙏

[@myetis1990]

great job Phil, I would like to know how you calculated your pi filter on VCC rails, it would be great if you explain. Industry experts warns us about not to use F.beads on VCC rails(in terms of EMC-EMI). And I wonder how you select your components.

[@jhonzumaeta]

Great question! I want to hear the answer as well. On the other hand, shouldn't it be enough to use a linear regulator with good PSRR to filter the USB supply rails?

[@nerosy2341]

Grate Works as always !, you are just explaining everything in the best way possible in all your videos.

[@yaghiyahbrenner8902]

Phil - thank you so much for doing this one your videos are getting better and better with every upload, I love the detail on this one notably the JLC involvement parts.

[@Ragnerok21]

Great video as always, Phil. What book about PCB design would you recommend for an amateur? Some things that you do seem too high level for me to understand, even with you explanations.

[@dabdoube92]

Interested

[@davidmiles6458]

Great tutorial. Very informative, interesting and makes me want to keep learning more. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Keep up the good work!

[@TheDigital19]

Nice video! You might want to check rounded pads especially for high density boards. also, altium has a very neat automated file export, so no need to run file->export for every step (it's called outjob file). cheers!

[@frankbose544]

I2c for that BME sensor that's what you should do next or just a how to make a driver from a datasheet I know u did that kinda for the adxl355

[@gudimetlakowshik3617]

Just loved this, thanks for quality content phil.

[@dave_dennis]

Very helpful. I’ve been having a bugger of a time getting ST microcontrollers. I looked up this one on Digi-Key and sure enough they have 0 in stock. These problems are just sucking out my will to live. I can’t do anything these days because I can’t get components. Ugh. I’m pulling my hair out.

[@Stabby666]

The chip shortage is becoming a real problem now. I'm having to revisit designs to substitute parts that are available for some of my projects. This also often requires firmware changes. Not good!

[@태호-u6d]

thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! your videos help me a lot!

[@sandeepkapare]

Great tutorial. If you don't mind, can you share schematic in EasyEDA as well please?

[@anilsuha5301]

Like always, it's awesome👌.

[@isaacclark9825]

Hooray! A board we can actually find components for!! Phil, do you have any experience with NXP's crossover processors? They too are currently unobtainium, but boy are they powerful!! I am waiting somewhat patiently for the rest of that EKF series, but I understand why you decided to go with this new board.

[@andymouse]

Another great tutorial...cheers.

[@alxcuisine9575]

Guessing I am not the only having spotted the availability of the uC in the jlcpcb/parts library 😁😁. Doing a platform for my students SDI / ADC (4 chans), etc...

[@girayyillikci3188]

Hi Phil, Can you specify the tag connector for the st link you use please. Thanks

[@thomaslindell5448]

Id love to use altium but its monthly cost is crazy

[@semihozek9038]

Phil , can you use other IMU sensors (BNO055 etc.) ? I think , mpu6050 is not professional for space technologies , it is right ?

[@jvm8120]

Hi Phil, In your video you mentioned that C208 needed to be a low ESR cap, in fact in the DS for the STM32F411 calls out for caps with an ESR < 1 ohm. In your BOM file it looks like your using JLPC part# of C23630 or Samsung Electro-Mechanics part #CL10A225KO8NNNC, which I couldn't find the ESR value for it. What did you look at in the DS to help you choose this cap?

[@PhilsLab]

Hi there, to be honest it turns out for most designs I've found that 'any' cap will work.

[@dmitr8194]

Cool! I use to JLCPCB service. But how add element map like BOM add CPL from Kicad? Is it extra files?

[@eraydurakk]

I am waiting for the extended kalman filter and sensor fusion video

[@SuperAaron233]

I’m currently designing the previous little brain board in altium .

[@SuperAaron233]

Thanks for these videos.

[@KevinStoriesTV]

Thank you for the great tutorial

[@arjunramesh6383]

Hi which is the best wifi module for this stm32 microcontroller.Can u please make a tutorial on that ??

[@Electronics_Dreams]

Phil another great video, do you make RF boards? Saludos desde Argentina

[@tactizityeibar8922]

Is it possible to have a serial port on GPIO 6 pin expansion connector?

[@Ghostpalace]

How to order those schematic designators?

[@JakobWierzbowski]

Awesome video! How do you chose the right type of TVS diode? Which specs do you care about the most? Cheers.

[@jagadishk4513]

Well, the clamping voltage should be less than absolute maximum voltage of your ic's, if the traces are high speed one's, you should choose esd parts that add low capacitance onto the trace.

[@ohmschool]

Looks like Phil is using TVS Diode = RCLAMP0521P-N, which is manufactured by Bourns and is also JLCPCB part# C316043, 0402 footprint. 16 volts clamping and 20kV Electrostatic Discharge rating (bi-directional). This TVS diode seems to be adequate to protect the external connection traces such as those for JTAG debug which can generate destructive static charges during physical connect/disconnect by human hands.

[@pakpcbhouse]

great tuturial

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you!

[@nicoladellino8124]

Nice video, TNX

[@obregr]

good content

[@ArcAiN6]

*looks at the pricing for altium* nah.. i'm good.

[@jvm8120]

Great tutorial. Thanks

[@PhilsLab]

Thanks for watching :)