Udemy Course - KiCad V6 and STM32 Hardware Design - Phil's Lab #47

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you to all who have already signed up (over 1000 already)! I'm afraid there were only those free places available, but I've listed the Udemy course with the lowest possible price - so hopefully that should be accessible to all. Thank you for all of your support, I hope you enjoy the courses! Phil

[@AzaB2C]

Posting my review here, because isn't showing up on Udemy for some reason: Great intro course! Signed up after watching a few of Phil's Lab KZbin videos. Phil obviously knows what he's talking about, and is able to deliver clear, effective organized content that helped me design my first PCB. Am a hobbyist tinkering/maker, this intro was the right length for me to quickly get an overview. Look forward to deeper longer content from Phil. Cheers! Aza

[@douglasreid2380]

Many thanks for the excellent course! I have a question about workflow (also relates to a bug in Kicad v6): Philip selects association between symbol and footprint in the Schematic Editor just before moving onto the PCB layout. As demonstrated in the video, this works fine. However, since the same components would tend to be used in future projects, does it not make sense to first create a set of pre-defined symbols with their associated footprints? This would avoid repetition of the mapping process between symbol and footprint. It would be useful to discuss the pros and cons of the alternative workflow: Add folders for own symbols and own footprints - either as global (if expect to use same in multiple projects) or as project-specific. In some cases copy existing into those folders, in particular when needing some small changes, for example if using different package variant of the pre-defined symbol or making own 'improvements' to the symbol or footprint. This process involves defining association between the symbol and its footprint. Unfortunately, there appears to be a bug with Kicad V6 in that this process results in a crash! At least this applies to my version 6.0.1 (Windows 10 (build 19042) 64-bit) Refer my posting: forum.kicad.info/t/crash-when-trying-to-associate-footprint-with-symbol/33519

[@wunderkid8749]

I dont even know, you have an course in udemy. I hope there are still some places available...

[@jackbrieftime1817]

One remark in video 19->20 the net name of the USB connector pads get changed to instead of X. This is not mentioned in the video's but the DRC will give errors if these are not connected.how to solve it?

[@Jonas_Meyer]

Nice and thanks for creating the course for free for the first 1000 students.

[@pablogonzalezrobles4429]

Not free anymore and not 1000 yet

[@PhilsLab]

You're very welcome, thanks for watching, Jonas!

[@MikeHudsontek]

Is this basically bits of the main course? Or do they compliment each other? i.e. worth getting both?

[@rahuls7039]

Please make that advanced course available in Udemy as well. Thank You.

[@glewiss6696]

Hello, I've ordered your course on udemy and attending the classe at the moment but I've got two questions if you don't mind. I didn't see on the classe where to place these questions. - So, Is there an easy way on Kicad to realigned on the grid components that were moved after all the wires were connected. I now have many errors on ERC due to the wire not in line with the components pins. It's a mess! Thanks - There used to be a shorcut with the mouse when copying a component on kikad 5. It just needed to move the mouse over the component to copy and just press c but in kikad 6 it seems that this handy option has disappeared. Thanks for you help

[@Moronicsmurf]

Does it include how you get your hands off of components?? :D

[@guruG509]

Sir, i have a question, that whether in industry, where there are a lot of sensors and actuators, doe they use HAL library, or bare metal, or both are used according to application demand?

[@_a_x_s_]

Bruh, just 1001 students signed up for this course when I got to the website. Guess I miss the free chance! Congrats and thanks for your courses!

[@PhilsLab]

Sorry you just missed out! In case you'd like to sign up, here's a discount: www.udemy.com/course/learn-kicad-v6-and-stm32-hardware-design/?couponCode=PHILSLABUDEMY

[@MikeNugget]

How about OTA course (firmware update over the air)?

[@wduraes]

Finished the training today. It was great. Thank you for making it available. Took the opportunity to share the post on Linked-In as well!

[@avramitra]

Just bought this.. Your videos on digital filters helped me extremely. You're the kind of teacher I need.

[@noealves8400]

Took the training, finish it. It is AWESOME! Thank you for taking the time to put this together.

[@tosch9057]

This is great. Thought about buying the mixed signal hardware pcb design course when I have some time off from uni, but I wasn't sure if I was knowledgable enough. This might be a good way to get started and see how much I really need to learn.

[@PhilsLab]

Yes exactly. This Udemy course would be a nice basic lead-up to the mixed-signal course!

[@Semtex777]

It's just me or the video res is at 720p max (on desktop web)? It seems that content creator needs to ask Udemy to enable "adaptative streaming" to make 1080 available.

[@dixon1e]

Signed up and happy to pay for the privilege. Thank you for the hard work and your desire to share your experience.

[@karama5478]

Hi, do you think on publishing more courses on Udemy?

[@PhilsLab]

Possibly. The Udemy courses will probably be relatively short though.

[@karama5478]

@@PhilsLab Thanks for your reply.

[@huzeifadawood4137]

Hi Phil. S. Can you make the Mixed Signal Hardware Course available on Udemy?

[@mic03311]

In your mixed signals course are you also covering the programming of the STM32 or is this for a future video ?

[@mohamedelsayedmahmoudelsay3211]

Follow+1

[@foamyrocks665]

You can look at his other videos for programming STM32.

[@Semtex777]

No stm32 programming in the mixed signal course, check the youtube playlist you have several videos about this topic (drivers etc)

[@PhilsLab]

I'm afraid the mixed-signal course is only for hardware design. You can find a few programming videos on my channel, however.

[@madrigo]

I'm so glad that I got this on my udemy account. Now Phil what we all want is a DSP course. Your video was insanely good, cmon, give it to us hahahaha.

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you very much, Rigo! Well, a DSP course is certainly planned now, given the feedback :)

[@dymastro788]

Quick question, would it be useful to follow the mixed signal course with Altium instead of KiCad? And ofcourse thanks for the great content

[@PhilsLab]

The mixed-signal course should be largely independent of which tool is used. The principles and guidelines will stay the same hopefully :)

[@dymastro788]

Thank you for your reply, just wanted a opinion on it. Going to follow along with Altium. Great that you made a collaboration with Robert/Fedevel. Looking forward to more?

[@justtestingonce]

The only issue I see is with the STM32 chip prices so high now or unavailable, maybe the RP2040 should have been used since there’s enough supply.

[@SaarN1337]

Already going through the course!

[@PhilsLab]

Awesome, thanks, Saar :)

[@kikerb9436]

Thank you so much. I've learned a lot from your videos. Hope to keep improving my skills.

[@EhsanAlnazi]

I like your presentations here on KZbin all are very helpful, I think this will be double in Udemy.

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you very much!

[@VoltageLP]

dude, that's awesome! sucks i didn't catch it in time 😂

[@foamyrocks665]

Damn, that was fast. I was wondering, why didn't you published the Mixed signal course directly on Udemy?

[@PhilsLab]

The mixed-signal course was quite a lot of work and I'm afraid Udemy only pays a fraction of what the course is advertised for.

[@mattwood2207]

Hey , great I will do this course first and then do your mixed signal design course afterwards.For both your courses I'd love to be able to gain a certificate to highlight on my linked in profile. Any chance you can do this please? Thanks for your content Phil. Matt

[@mattwood2207]

Just double checked and the Udemy courses offers a certificate of completion

[@PhilsLab]

Hey Matt, Yes, both courses offer a certificate upon completion! For the mixed-signal course, I'll be checking your PCB design personally once you request a certificate.

[@alfredorenteriavillanueva7462]

Thanks Phil! You're the best! Really like your videos and the way you explain! Enrolled already.

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you very much, Alfredo!

[@grozaadrian4134]

thank you for your effort here on yt and for the course !

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you very much for your support!

[@roshandsouza2329]

Great! and Thanks. Purchased on udemy!

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you, Roshan!

[@Hammad5113189]

Thankyou very much Phil! I saw this and jumped to Udemy immediately to avail this generous offer from you. :)

[@PhilsLab]

Awesome, thank you, Hammad!

[@johnstephenson4428]

Thanks allot for setting the course!!

[@PhilsLab]

Thanks for watching, John!

[@Frangoose]

Thanks Phil, I look forward to taking your course!

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you, hope you like it!

[@ElectroTurjman]

I didn't catch that, can you provide me another coupon for me. Thanks a lot :)

[@PhilsLab]

Hi Ahmed, Here's a discount for the course: www.udemy.com/course/learn-kicad-v6-and-stm32-hardware-design/?couponCode=PHILSLABUDEMY

[@triao6598]

many thanks for your course! hope you sucess more and more, keep moving!

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you very much!

[@shekharnandanwar8085]

Great help keep going👍

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you, Shekhar :)

[@dhruvbose8294]

I want one for altium so bad!

[@PhilsLab]

I have a 3hr Altium tutorial (very similar to the Udemy course) for free on my channel, if that suits you.

[@dhruvbose8294]

@@PhilsLab yup watched it twice. Will follow it after the kicad course 😀.

[@yudhahamdiarzi5553]

Sign up already, thx

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you, Yudha :)

[@szymon4602]

Thanks Phil, excellent news

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you, Szymon!

[@EfraAv]

Thanks for this course and all your videos!

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you for watching, Efrain!

[@m.fajarwibowo6706]

Great! Thanks for this course👍

[@PhilsLab]

You're very welcome :)

[@th3magist3r]

Thank you!

[@PhilsLab]

You're very welcome, Alexandros :)

[@solidgriever2398]

Thanks a lot !!! you are a hero

[@PhilsLab]

Thanks for watching!

[@markadyash]

thanks

[@orion6831]

Great! Thanks!

[@PhilsLab]

Thanks!

[@supreethsakrepatna5951]

Wow. Had been waiting for this!

[@PhilsLab]

Thanks, Supreeth!

[@Semtex777]

Enrolled

[@PhilsLab]

Awesome, thank you :)

[@sskdll]

Thanks Sir! :)

[@PhilsLab]

Thanks for watching :)

[@abhishekkuksal5700]

Please provide the free coupon as the above link Askin me to pay for this free course, thank you

[@PhilsLab]

I'm afraid only the first 1000 places were free. You can get a discount via this link however: www.udemy.com/course/learn-kicad-v6-and-stm32-hardware-design/?couponCode=PHILSLABUDEMY

[@abhishekkuksal5700]

@@PhilsLab well i have already bought it!

[@pablogonzalezrobles4429]

Not free anymore and 35 students only.

[@JoshuaJapitan]

Noooo already 1000 😭😭😭

[@abdontroche]

Awesome

[@PhilsLab]

Thanks :)

[@km-electronics1]

Great!!

[@PhilsLab]

Thank you!

[@lastname9243]

Great

[@PhilsLab]

Thanks!

[@obregr]

dam i niseed free promotion it us waha it is i will buy it as fas as i can

[@obregr]

yust is it for beginner?

[@TradieTrev]

Look mate I love everything you put up, but that website is utter trash and I can't watch paid content on several linux computers.