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PCB Design

Welcome to PCBDesign.org, the internet's ultimate resource offer a pcb design guide to help you get started today with your first printed circuit board design.

PCB Design can be frustrating, time consuming, and very difficult to figure out where to start. We've broken pcb design into 3 sections: schematic capture, pcb footprints, and pcb-layout. These 3 sections will provide you with the resources needed to tackle your first printed circuit board design. Our pcb design guide will also help you figure out which is the best pcb design software to use, whether your project is a hobby or a commercial product. If you've run out of time and looking for a pcb design service we can also help you navigate that process.

Schematic Capture

PCB EMC Design

EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) breaks down into to major categories. Emissions and Susceptibility. EMC Emissions are the radio... 

May 7, 2008 | Read the story »

What Good Schematic Design Looks Like

First let me try and use some flowery language to describe what a good schematic looks like. Afterward I’ll provide you with... 

January 17, 2008 | Read the story »

PCB Footprints

Working with Pads

Any respectable pcb design software will come with a handful of pads to get your pcb layout off to a quick start. There are a myriad... 

March 23, 2008 | Read the story »

PCB Layout

Understanding Electrical Clearances

If you’re looking for a more practical use of electrical clearances read the Laying Tracks article. It should clear that air... 

March 23, 2008 | Read the story »

Laying Tracks

For a beginner in pcb design determining track widths can be a bit tricky. There are only a handful of factors that must be determined... 

March 9, 2008 | Read the story »

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