Welcome back! In this video, we continue our project on the Automatic Street Light circuit using the 741 Op-Amp. After prototyping the circuit on a breadboard, it's time to convert it to a professional PCB design using the free software, KiCad.
Here's what you'll learn in this video:
Step-by-step process of converting the breadboard circuit to a PCB design.
How to add external libraries in KiCad.
Integrating 3D models of footprints for a realistic view of your PCB.
If you missed our initial video on the breadboard circuit, make sure to check it out first • How to make Light sensor circuit using LDR...
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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
01:41 - Setting Up Components
06:11 - Converting Breadboard Circuit to Schematic
07:22 - Assigning Footprint
12:45 - Adding External Libraries
12:12 - Integrating 3D Footprint Models
13:16 - Designing the PCB Layout
16:02 - Finalizing and Exporting the PCB Design
Links & Resources:
Download KiCad: https://www.kicad.org/
External Libraries: https://www.snapeda.com/search/?q=LM7...
Previous Video: • How to make Light sensor circuit using LDR...
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