PCB Design Course

The next installment in EARS beginner-friendly hands-on sessions where you’ll learn to create a circiut schematic for a simple first-order active low-pass filter and then use our Society Sponsors software EASYEDA to learn PCB design.

By the end of the session you will have created your very own PCB design which will then be manufactured and ready for you to solder through hole components onto in the part 2 session on the 9th December.

A very basic knowledge of electrical components and concepts such as Ohm's law is helpful. This session is aimed at anyone with an interest in circuit design and PCB design and is open to anyone regardless of course, faculty and academic year.

There are 2 ticket types available. If you can bring along your own laptop, then please select the "Bring Your Own Laptop" ticket. Otherwise the standard tickets are available where a PC will be provided for you. EASYEDA is cloud based software so any laptop including Chromebooks can run it easily, however we do reccomend that you bring an external mouse rather than tryign to use a laptop trackpad.

Meet outside the EE Lab corridor, on AB 04, via the entrance to the AB building opposite the Coop, and up the stairs 1 floor to the Electronic Engineering area, and opposite the FEPS Foundation Year entrance. Please refer to the pinned reel on our insta for directions.

 

(ignore 3pm from the above image, meet at 14:30 instead)