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Tutorial for making an ARM dev board in KiCAD
By Boris Landoni on July 29, 2019
KiCAD has a rightfully earned image problem regarding beginners. The shiny new version 5 has improved things (and we’re very excited for v6!) but the tool is a bit obtuse even when coming from a electronics design background, so we’re always excited to see new learning material. [Mike Watts] is the latest to join the esteemed group of people willing to export their knowledge with his KiCAD tutorial series on GitHubthat takes the aspiring user from schematic through fab and assembly.
Via Hackaday
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