Tutorial - How to Design Your Own Custom Microcontroller Board (Part 2)

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[@jokerzone891]

Your videos are awesome! This information is very underrated and I believe every person/student who is interested in making electronic projects should be watching your videos. Thank you!!!

[@bebarssolnmay7650]

I hope you are going to continue this series it is very helpful thanks.

[@chawkijeder7850]

yes , it s very helpful

[@stanl819]

This is very useful indeed, hope it continues with more case studies.

[@jeffchen8460]

This is absolutely awesome! Keep doing good work man

[@codeinject]

Very much hoping that more than a year after this was published you will continue this series :)

[@ORCAENGINEERING]

These were really cool! Will you be continuing with the playlist?

[@GoranSkular]

Great videos. Hope you will continue this stm32 videos

[@TheNeonbuffalo]

Omg continue please

[@maheshpatel2005]

nicely explained... thanks a lot.

[@PredictableDesigns]

Most welcome!

[@BorisGrishenco]

great video!

[@amitabhsarkar9571]

Why you stopped making videos, your videos are very deep and informative, I liked the way you started to teach, it's very good for the noobs like me.

[@AdityaSingh-in9lr]

Hey, I want to make an Arm A series board to which I can burn Ubuntu, any resource on that would be appreciated, Thank You :)

[@SunSin91]

Sad to see you stopped making tutorials.. did you get picked up by a company ? It would be super interesting to get raspberry-like pcb design - and how to make custom raspberry boards !

[@conorstewart2214]

That can lead to complex issues like length matching traces and such and therefore can get very complicated quickly especially for hobbyists and I would think that most people designing boards like this have some form of form training.

[@soerenraudonis]

My mom, electro engineer, taught me back in the early 90 to avoid acute angles for hf and digital traces… guess what’s considered fast back than I less than the modern standards… Update - you mentioned it just after my comment but the second via connecting you traced is even more than 90‘

[@b17_igedeparadiptadharmasa7]

What software u use? Thanx

[@PredictableDesigns]

I use DipTrace.

[@TaiwoHY]

cool

[@conorstewart2214]

It would have been better to explain the placement of components more and the decisions for placing them where you did rather than just putting wherever you felt like at the time. It would also have been good to explain the mistakes you made like the C3 and C5 capacitors not being connected rather than just jumping to it fixed like you were trying to hide it, all it would have needed was a quick comment about checking that everything is connected right rather than just ignoring it.