PCB Design with EasyEDA – Free Online Tool (Udemy.com)

Great introducion to Easy EDA!!! I liked the USB to TTL tutorial; that was a nice suprise for me because that was one thing I was intrested in. Can get a good understanding in less than 1/2 a day. Thanks!!!

This course is what I expected, the teacher was clear, perfect for beginners, and I would recommend the course. EasyEDA is a good choice. As pointed out in the class (lecture 16), EasyEDA was updated. Lecture 16 was helpful at a high level; much of the workflows are the same; however, the discussion needed to go further. EasyEDA Standard V6.4.20.6 (build date 06-July-2021) no longer supports single-sided boards. This fact made it challenging to follow along in the single-sided board design section of the class. Also, SMD (surface mounted devices) is the default with EasyEDA, which is not always ideal for single-sided board designs. Selecting TH packages is possible, but it is an extra step. Perhaps the course should start with two-layer boards designs. And one other thing, the custom components lecture needed more precision and a smoother workflow to ensure good custom component's quality.

He is making understanding easier and trying to use much tool as possible... I had zero knowledge before on this subject matter now I feel much confident and I think this will help me understanding other pcb designing software tools by self learning... thank you for such affordable content...

It was a good course, it has cleared up some doubts and questions I had about PCB design, and it gives a good overview about PCB design in EasyEDA. I would like a more advanced series to continue on this topic. It doesn't get a perfect score because some videos were abruptly closed before the speaker actually finished his sentence and there were some cases where he made some mistakes/typos in the schematic/pcb probably to finish the lesson in time, but unfortunately these are visible. Other than that it was a very good course. Looking forwared to the next series.

Sure is. I've Learned a Lot about PCB Making and I hope to further learn more in Designing PCB's so that I can do Amazing Projects. Lots of Love to Udemy for giving an Amazing Course Like this and I am looking forward to learn different Subjects as well.

this is the best course for learning pcb design. and 4 star because the instructors way of speaking and presenting thins was not at all good but it is the best course on udemy if you want to start learning to design pcbs

The instructor style (frequent stops mid sentence, coughs, flying over the screen looking for a menu option, doing/undoing steps, moving his photo around to the screen, etc) is distracting to say the least. He certainly never re-recorded anything even when clearly below adequate and even though the whole course is 3 hours of video.. The projects are examples only with no real-life practical applications to the student. Overall, one wants to just go thru the videos and learn whatever one can, but certainly not repeat anything. The course was recorded on EasyEDA V5.3 in Feb 2018, so already out of date by almost 2 years (as of Jan 2020). It was not difficult to figure out the new navigation, as it actually became easier in the new software. Why I completed the course but did not ask for a refund? I learnt a few things just watching the videos and did complete the 1st project on my own. For what I paid, it was a fair deal. Maybe I could have learnt the same things on the EasyEDA website and/or YouTube, which is my next stop.

Ya it was a nice and clean explanation to learn about this course. At the end of every course provide us some information how this is used in job oriented fields that means how the work will going on procedure like that. It is just a request only. Really nice.

This has been a great journey so far. And I feel strongly satisfied with the course and the way trainer explained, every nitty gritty of the topic covered in this tutorial. I just took this course to have an idea about PCB design now I am able to engage in this course a lot

Useful for absolute beginners who wants to get started with PCB design! It would be great if there was a summary of the general practices/good practices of designing a PCB. Maybe, standards in naming components or how to optimize the arrangements/positioning of the components together. Nevertheless, I believe that this was a good purchase on my part and I hope the instructor will keep up with the good work.