Introduction:
Enrol in our comprehensive course to acquire essential skills in industrial standard printed circuit board (PCB) design using cutting-edge electronic design automation (EDA) software. Throughout this program, you’ll master the entire process, from drawing individual components to creating intricate schematics and layouts. Our course ensures you become proficient in utilising the advanced editor tool within the EDA software, empowering you to seamlessly design PCBs that meet industrial standards. By the end of the course, you’ll have the expertise needed to produce manufacturing output efficiently. Join us to enhance your knowledge in PCB drawing, schematics, layout, and design with industry-leading EDA tools.
Pre-requisition:
Computer literacy with electronic circuit basic
Duration:
18 hours / Part time
Content:
1. Introduction to PCB
1.1. General knowledge of PCB
1.2. Type of electronics components
1.3. PCB design procedures
2. The Design Environment
2.1. Function blocks
2.2. Menu and toolbar
2.3. Project ad Documents
3. Schematic
3.1. Schematic editor
3.2. Schematic graphics objects
3.3. Libraries and components
3.4. Placing and wiring
4. Multi-Sheet Design
4.1. Multi-Sheet and Multi-Channel
5. Build the project
5.1. Assigning designators
5.2. Compiling and verifying the project
6. Transfer from schematic to PCB
6.1. Create a new PCB
6.2. Setting up of PCB
6.3. PCB layer editor
7. PCB editor basic
7.1. PCB design objects
7.2. Global editor
8. PCB design flow
8.1. PCB design process
8.2. Transfer design information to the PCB
8.3. Using the PCB toolbar
8.4. Project navigation and cross probing
9. Design rules
9.1. Set up design rules
9.2. Rules checking
10. Component placement and re-annotation
10.1. Component placement tools
10.2. Annotation method
11. Schematic and PCB Library
11.1. Introduction to library editing
11.2. Design your own schematic library
11.3. Design your own PCB library
11.4. Link component schematics and PCB footprints
12. Routing and Polygons
12.1. Automatic routing
12.2. Manual routing
13. Output Generation
13.1. Assembly drawing
13.2. Bill of material
13.3. Generate Gerber file
14. 3D display
14.1. 3D display
14.2. Interfacing with 3D mechanical CAD
15. Circuit simulation
15.1. Introduction to spice
15.2. Simulation setup
16. Signal integrity
16.1. Signal integrity theory
16.2. Design considerations
16.3. Case study
Introduction:
Enrol in our comprehensive course to acquire essential skills in industrial standard printed circuit board (PCB) design using cutting-edge electronic design automation (EDA) software. Throughout this program, you’ll master the entire process, from drawing individual components to creating intricate schematics and layouts. Our course ensures you become proficient in utilising the advanced editor tool within the EDA software, empowering you to seamlessly design PCBs that meet industrial standards. By the end of the course, you’ll have the expertise needed to produce manufacturing output efficiently. Join us to enhance your knowledge in PCB drawing, schematics, layout, and design with industry-leading EDA tools.
Pre-requisition:
Computer literacy with electronic circuit basic
Duration:
18 hours / Part time
Content:
1. Introduction to PCB
1.1. General knowledge of PCB
1.2. Type of electronics components
1.3. PCB design procedures
2. The Design Environment
2.1. Function blocks
2.2. Menu and toolbar
2.3. Project ad Documents
3. Schematic
3.1. Schematic editor
3.2. Schematic graphics objects
3.3. Libraries and components
3.4. Placing and wiring
4. Multi-Sheet Design
4.1. Multi-Sheet and Multi-Channel
5. Build the project
5.1. Assigning designators
5.2. Compiling and verifying the project
6. Transfer from schematic to PCB
6.1. Create a new PCB
6.2. Setting up of PCB
6.3. PCB layer editor
7. PCB editor basic
7.1. PCB design objects
7.2. Global editor
8. PCB design flow
8.1. PCB design process
8.2. Transfer design information to the PCB
8.3. Using the PCB toolbar
8.4. Project navigation and cross probing
9. Design rules
9.1. Set up design rules
9.2. Rules checking
10. Component placement and re-annotation
10.1. Component placement tools
10.2. Annotation method
11. Schematic and PCB Library
11.1. Introduction to library editing
11.2. Design your own schematic library
11.3. Design your own PCB library
11.4. Link component schematics and PCB footprints
12. Routing and Polygons
12.1. Automatic routing
12.2. Manual routing
13. Output Generation
13.1. Assembly drawing
13.2. Bill of material
13.3. Generate Gerber file
14. 3D display
14.1. 3D display
14.2. Interfacing with 3D mechanical CAD
15. Circuit simulation
15.1. Introduction to spice
15.2. Simulation setup
16. Signal integrity
16.1. Signal integrity theory
16.2. Design considerations
16.3. Case study