Ha! I'm just making a vid to post soon on using EasyEDA to make some updated driver(s) and a power board for a Dynaco ST-120 solid state amp. I've chosen to skip the schematic design part, mostly because since I have a schematic and don't need to SPICE model it, I just go to the PCB screen, place my components, run my tracks and Bob's your uncle. I've found the 3D view helps ( if you choose to add parts as a "footprint" and they have good 3D models, as you wil see the actual components) to make sure you don't have physical conflicts in parts, presuming you picked the right 3D model sizing. Running the DRC check and fixing any errors before creating a gerber file for board creation is a must as well. Good info, thanks for posting!
I didn't believe it. This EDA system is available for LINUX! Thanks for showing us this little demonstration. Time will come and i will see, if this works on my debian LINUX.
This is a really great and inexpensive production of printed circuit boards. I think l'll try some of my projects too. By the way, My Nordmende Fidelio 65 is now requesting to have a bluetooth connection. These "old men" don't want to give up so easily, ha, ha. Thans Manuel!
Hi & thank you for the great video. Your restorations have inspired me to restore a vintage radio (haven't done one for a while)! Managed to get hold of a Wega 315 which should be a good project hopefully. I have also created and ordered my 1st PCB's from EasyEDA to add bluetooth. Took a couple of hours to get my head around the software, but soon got the hang of it and they are now being processed. Again many thanks for the videos - they are really interesting and helpful! Kind regards...
Excellent tutorial. I am assuming this is your own design. Is it copy righted? I would like to make similar PCB for my own use, non commercial, however I do respect copy rights and do not want to infringe on yours if that's the case.
I have used JLPCB but just note that this cheap price is only for your first order. The price goes up quite significantly for any orders after the first. OSH Park is also very cheap for multiples of three boards oshpark.com/ note that you will be submitting Eagle board files here and it has no circuit design software like JLPCB does
You skipped a lot. I would like to have seen you placing a few components to get the traces the way you wanted (not all of them but, say, three or four). How did you get multiple trace thicknesses and how did you decide which thicknesses? Were you able to adjust the paths?
Sir doing a good job but wish to understand something, are PCBs designated to speak the language of the gadgets or any PCB designed can be OK for radios as well as for decodes or PCBs for computers can be good broadcasting panels?
Great video - thank you. I'm wondering if you know how to define cut outs in the PCB boards? I have a transistor tester whose prototype I did on a strip board and I have a nifty enclosure for it that requires two half round cut outs. I've not found a solution yet.
Can jlcpcb make single board like computers? Can you give advice on how a person might order a custom pi like board with less or more components added to sufice the build requirments?
@@electronicsoldandnewthank you! Was also learning about zener diodes… the board just arrived… what do you recommend? Adding a zener diode and resistor or just bypassing the rectifier. Will use the other boards for 6.3volt input…
@@electronicsoldandnew thank you for your quick responses and help. I’m super new to everything, but have learned quite a lot. Recapping tube radios and adding Bluetooth to some.
The silkscreen is placed on the correct layer as per the layout of the component. If you want to change it, you need to move it to the chosen layer in the software.
WARNING JLCPCB has a very very bad service, i have order in total 5 project and only recieved 3 of those, the 2 missing NO REFUND ANDNO HELP solving it thay just say just reorder it (with again paying for it)
Ha! I'm just making a vid to post soon on using EasyEDA to make some updated driver(s) and a power board for a Dynaco ST-120 solid state amp. I've chosen to skip the schematic design part, mostly because since I have a schematic and don't need to SPICE model it, I just go to the PCB screen, place my components, run my tracks and Bob's your uncle. I've found the 3D view helps ( if you choose to add parts as a "footprint" and they have good 3D models, as you wil see the actual components) to make sure you don't have physical conflicts in parts, presuming you picked the right 3D model sizing. Running the DRC check and fixing any errors before creating a gerber file for board creation is a must as well. Good info, thanks for posting!
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I didn't believe it. This EDA system is available for LINUX!
Thanks for showing us this little demonstration.
Time will come and i will see, if this works on my debian LINUX.
Good luck. I’m really getting into it. A lot simpler than eagle.
Thank you...Greetings from Latin America
Greetings 😊
This is a really great and inexpensive production of printed circuit boards.
I think l'll try some of my projects too. By the way, My Nordmende Fidelio 65
is now requesting to have a bluetooth connection. These "old men" don't want
to give up so easily, ha, ha. Thans Manuel!
They sure don’t.
Awesome video- now I can try to make a gerber file for orders. Thanks
Thank you for sharing this, really looking forward to seeing the boards that come back
So am I :)
Hi & thank you for the great video. Your restorations have inspired me to restore a vintage radio (haven't done one for a while)! Managed to get hold of a Wega 315 which should be a good project hopefully. I have also created and ordered my 1st PCB's from EasyEDA to add bluetooth. Took a couple of hours to get my head around the software, but soon got the hang of it and they are now being processed. Again many thanks for the videos - they are really interesting and helpful! Kind regards...
My pleasure.
Great tutorial Meneer!
Dankie
I believe you can also have them do the assembly , keep up the good work , have a great one , best regards Lance
Only if they have your components in stock in their library. If it's not in stock, they won't add it! lol
Yes, they do, but as Calvin says, you must select from permissible components.
Very nice resource, thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome
Excellent tutorial. I am assuming this is your own design. Is it copy righted? I would like to make similar PCB for my own use, non commercial, however I do respect copy rights and do not want to infringe on yours if that's the case.
You can use those designs as you wish. I have no problem with that.
@@electronicsoldandnew Thanks
I have used JLPCB but just note that this cheap price is only for your first order. The price goes up quite significantly for any orders after the first. OSH Park is also very cheap for multiples of three boards oshpark.com/ note that you will be submitting Eagle board files here and it has no circuit design software like JLPCB does
You skipped a lot. I would like to have seen you placing a few components to get the traces the way you wanted (not all of them but, say, three or four). How did you get multiple trace thicknesses and how did you decide which thicknesses? Were you able to adjust the paths?
I do the layout manually and decide on track width using some experience.
Awesome. please make Power Supply 110/220Vac to 12Vdc.Thank you
Can you do a 100 watt led mcpcb & led driver design aswell?
Thanks for sharing, but why would you pause the recording during the PCB layout portion? That was the part I needed :-/
Sorry about that. I wanted to speed up the video ad it was getting very long. There’ll be more.
on EasyEDA, component placement should be better developed. In complex circuitry, it's now quite cumbersome.
Sir doing a good job but wish to understand something, are PCBs designated to speak the language of the gadgets or any PCB designed can be OK for radios as well as for decodes or PCBs for computers can be good broadcasting panels?
Not sure I understand the question. Sorry.
Using a simple SMD resistor, what does JLCPCB consider zero degree rotation? The part is vertical? And 90 is horizontal? Or ?
Very nice en helpfull video :)
Mikey Audio thanks
Great video - thank you. I'm wondering if you know how to define cut outs in the PCB boards? I have a transistor tester whose prototype I did on a strip board and I have a nifty enclosure for it that requires two half round cut outs. I've not found a solution yet.
I believe you can draw the outline Of the board in any shape you want, not just the regular rectangle.
Can jlcpcb make single board like computers? Can you give advice on how a person might order a custom pi like board with less or more components added to sufice the build requirments?
You’ll have to design the board completely first.
I wonder how well this would work for making a PCB for the Mini Whip? I have been looking into building one.
Should be just perfect.
How would you do the same starting with a 9VDC power source - if I’m doing this correctly, I’m getting 9VDC from my bulb in my tube radio
You can just bypass the diode rectifier and connect across the filer capacitor.
@@electronicsoldandnewthank you! Was also learning about zener diodes… the board just arrived… what do you recommend? Adding a zener diode and resistor or just bypassing the rectifier. Will use the other boards for 6.3volt input…
I’d use the board as it is with the voltage regulator, and only skip the rectifier diodes.
@@electronicsoldandnew thank you for your quick responses and help. I’m super new to everything, but have learned quite a lot. Recapping tube radios and adding Bluetooth to some.
Thank you Sir, And where to order own a case design for pcb
jlcpcb me india me delivery charge 5.80 doller dikha raha hai.
Can you make custom footprint for ics you will not have in your catalogue? For eg GAN transistor?
Yes, you can. There are quite a few tutorials on UA-cam to create custom components.
Hi how do I put all my silkscreen on bottom of PCB than on the top? So I can send for manufacturing.
The silkscreen is placed on the correct layer as per the layout of the component. If you want to change it, you need to move it to the chosen layer in the software.
@@electronicsoldandnew hi OK I'll have ago but thanks for responding cheers.
please give an idea to install the file in my ubuntu OS laptop
Don’t know the Ubuntu system. Sorry.
Just go to easy eda web page and checkout for ur Linux
What is the estimated delivery date to the UK?
No idea, but it’ll be much faster than to Madeira, I’m sure.
WARNING JLCPCB has a very very bad service, i have order in total 5 project and only recieved 3 of those, the 2 missing NO REFUND ANDNO HELP solving it thay just say just reorder it (with again paying for it)
TOO MANY ADDs
This is not a tutorial! It is all about your project. Not very informative!
yes?
TOO MANY ADDs
You’re absolutely right. Have to edit them out myself because UA-cam went a little overboard here.