From Zero to PCB | using Altium Designer

This video is a tutorial on how to make PCB with Altium. From idea to files ready for manufacturing.
Here I am using LED chaser circuit with 555 timer 4017 counter.
Making a PCB with Altium is not realy hard so enjoy!

If You have any questions You can always ask me on Discord.

JLC PCB does not sponsor me, tho it would be great :)

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[gigipruductions]

Bruh this guy could teach anything. And I love how he also gave us the "if you dont have a genuine version do this" for people that can't afford the proper suite. Thankyou!

[totem]

Switching from one EDA to another is painful. I know what I need to do but the burden is to where you can get those function. This is exactly what I am looking for. This 30 mins video save me of reading. Thanks

[alexptvz]

man you have a talent to explain everything in very easy way, thank you

[ntuthuzelopakade]

Best video ever👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. Teaches you everything in 30 min

[razoahmed]

Best tutorial i have ever seen in any sector! Waiting for more tutorial.

[jayadevashok]

This video is amazing, you go through every single step and thats really helpful for beginners

[DOBLYyyy]

I don't comment on videos, but this isn't just a video it's a masterpiece

[CrazySD]

5:06 The resistor type has changed since the video was made, "3313J-1-503E" is now classed under "TRIMMER" instead of "Potentiometer"

[adityavamsipulipakam]

Amazing video bruv. Really helped me out with my interview! Definitely worth subbing!

[schoolofpassion]

Thank you very much. You are an awesome teacher.

[adityakrishnavinod]

the thing i liked the most is your ' oh yeah' 😂😂

[berkylmaz]

one of the best, keep up the great work!

[mohamedmokdad]

Good job
Great video tutorial. Many many thanks for this concise and precise tutorial.

[hassanhamdy]

Bro you are amazing . you just make things very easy

[punjabilog]

Thank you very much Sir to upload such a amazing video.

[KJSTUDIO]

Thank you so much for this ❤. I have a question....I was being told that ALTIUM is the most used PCB design software in the industry right now. As a first year electronics Engineering student I am really trying my best to learn everything although it's not even being discussed in our University. Is ALTIUM really that needy? What should I do to be ahead in the electronics Industry? Plz answer ❤

[azeemimtiaz]

Superb Video and excellent explaination- Thank you

[kumu]

Applying GND or VCC plane should be done in a calculated manner.
Take this example I have from my experience. If you have a small BGA chip (2x2mm), that doesn't require a lot of current. CAD program will rout the traces thin. The GND plane will be thick. The trace of GND will be much much thicker than all other traces.
What is bad with this? Manufacturer of the board will face a difficult time to balance the oven since for one pin you need a lot of heat, and other doesn't require so much. Which results in either total melting of the balls of the other pins and shorting them, or if the temperature is not enough to melt the GND pin's ball. It will result in cold-soldring.
You need to be careful .. Applying big GND or VCC should be with thoughts.

[RixtronixLAB]

Nice video shot, thanks for sharing it :)

[TBHToBeHonest]

perfect video!!! please make more videos on how to use altium!