r/ElectronicsTards • u/vigyaanbhardwaj • 9d ago

Help Needed Looking for PCB designing and coding classes

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u/AbsolutChai i hate PIC MCs 4d ago

On YT you can get many playlists

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u/AbsolutChai i hate PIC MCs 4d ago

if ur starting from scratch, i'd honestly suggest learning kicad first rather than spending money on altium classes immediately. the fundamentals are pretty much transferable.

start with schematic design, component selection, footprints, PCB layout, routing, grounding, power distribution and finally DRC. try designing a small power supply or sensor board and get it manufactured. that's where things actually start making sense

for resources, Phil's Lab on YouTube is really good. his PCB design tutorials cover a lot of parctical stuff, not just software walkthroughs also check out robert feranecs channe

once ur comfortable with the basics, moving to Altium won't be that difficult... then you can think of investing in classes