This comprehensive training starts from the basics of Circuit Designing accompanied with brushing up your skills in Basic Electronics and takes you further into a detailed insight of the pcb design process. You shall learn, how to use CAD (Computer Aided Design) software to generate fabrication ready designs as well as print them to get your electronics working.
Students are taken through an extensive hands on training session where they design various circuits in the CAD software and then fabricate the circuits, themselves onto a copper clad board. Various testing and tuning sessions are also carried at the end of the training so that the students can have a better understanding of the debugging processes as well. This is the same process we use in-house on client boards — see our PCB design service for how it scales to production.
Eligibility: It's intended for the people with Electrical / Electronics / Communication / Instrumentation background with a keen interest in the field. Hobbyists and Professionals not having a technical background are equally welcome as we take everybody in the class through a thorough introduction to the basics and bring everyone at par in the class. Our Analog Electronics course is a good primer if you want to shore up your fundamentals first, and our case studies show how this training feeds into real products.
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What you’ll cover.
- Theory and Introduction to Printed Circuit Boards
- Entire Overview of the Designing Process
- Introduction to the Industrial Protocols and Design Specifics
- Brief introduction to Analog Electronics
- Basics of Analog Electronic Circuitry Designing
- Getting Used to the PCB Designing Tools
- Getting Introduced to PCB CAD
- Practical: Developing a Circuit Schematic in PCB CAD
- Practical: Developing the Board File
- Practical: Designing a PCB Testing Tool: The Continuity Tester
- Getting Introduced to the Chemical Etching Process
- Practical: Developing the PCB with Hands on Etching Sessions
- Safety Sessions on Handling Chemicals
- Brief session on Soldering: tips and tricks
- Practical: Assembly and Soldering the Continuity Tester
- Practical: Testing of the Continuity Tester
- Circuit Verification Tips and Tricks
- Designing a 5v Power Supply: Revisiting the basic Electronics Concepts
- Practical: Developing the Design files in PCB CAD
- Practical: Fabricating the PCB
- Final Project: Developing a Circuit according to the pre-drafted specifications
- Practical: Fabricating and Cross testing the PCB
- Circuit Simulation, testing and troubleshooting.
- Breadboard
- Connecting Wires
- Passive Components
- Veroboards
- Digital ICs
- Copper Clad Boards
- Soldering Iron
- Solder Lead
- De-soldering Flux
- Cleaning Sponge
- Tweezers
- Etching Solution
- Safety Gloved
Good questions.
Basic knowledge of electronics and circuit theory is recommended.
Yes, the course covers fundamentals to intermediate topics.
You will work on real PCB design and manufacturing projects.
Yes, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate upon successful completion.
No, all necessary PCB design software will be provided during the training.