Udemy – Real World Guide to Hardware Design
Udemy – Real World Guide to Hardware Design
MP4 | Video: 1280x720 | 59 kbps | 44 KHz | Duration: 3 Hours | 721 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
MP4 | Video: 1280x720 | 59 kbps | 44 KHz | Duration: 3 Hours | 721 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Valuable tips and tricks to save you time, energy and money on your hardware designs.
This course covers the basic principles of developing a hardware product. Designing hardware is more than just creating a circuit.
Hardware design is hard, but real world experience is the best teacher.
I'll present to you all the techniques that you won't find in college courses that have come from experience in designing products in the real world. You will save time, energy, and money with what you will learn in this course.
Learn what makes a good hardware designer.
Setup your own laboratory with tools that will make you better but won't break the bank.
Choose components effectively for your design.
Create schematics that can be easily reviewed and picked up by others.
Learn how to reduce errors when doing a board layout.
Debug your design quicker by learning how to use your tools on hand.
Develop skills to confidently populate and assemble prototype boards.
This course does not teach how to design your circuit, but teaches you everything you need to turn that circuit into a product.
This course has 50 lectures and is broken down into 2 minute lectures to help you better focus on each topic. I've included several downloads that help you stay organized while designing your next big thing!
Take my real world experience and learn from mistakes that I've made and the processes I've put in place to help me be more efficient at designing hardware.
What are the requirements?
This course is not an introduction to Circuit design.
You should have basic circuit and PCB layout experience.
What am I going to get from this course?
Over 50 lectures and 2 hours of content!
Setting up a lab and where to spend your limited budget and when to save it.
Avoiding costly schematic and circuit mistakes with my exclusive checklist.
Selecting components to make your design a success.
Laying out Printed Circuit Boards with fewer errors, avoiding wasting time and money.
Confidently populating PCBs yourself.
Debugging like a professional!
What is the target audience?
This course is for students, hobbyist looking to take the next step, and professionals alike
Setup your own laboratory with tools that will make you better but won't break the bank.
Choose components effectively for your design.
Create schematics that can be easily reviewed and picked up by others.
Learn how to reduce errors when doing a board layout.
Debug your design quicker by learning how to use your tools on hand.
Develop skills to confidently populate and assemble prototype boards.
This course does not teach how to design your circuit, but teaches you everything you need to turn that circuit into a product.
This course has 50 lectures and is broken down into 2 minute lectures to help you better focus on each topic. I've included several downloads that help you stay organized while designing your next big thing!
Take my real world experience and learn from mistakes that I've made and the processes I've put in place to help me be more efficient at designing hardware.
What are the requirements?
This course is not an introduction to Circuit design.
You should have basic circuit and PCB layout experience.
What am I going to get from this course?
Over 50 lectures and 2 hours of content!
Setting up a lab and where to spend your limited budget and when to save it.
Avoiding costly schematic and circuit mistakes with my exclusive checklist.
Selecting components to make your design a success.
Laying out Printed Circuit Boards with fewer errors, avoiding wasting time and money.
Confidently populating PCBs yourself.
Debugging like a professional!
What is the target audience?
This course is for students, hobbyist looking to take the next step, and professionals alike
Udemy – Real World Guide to Hardware Design
