Tutorial 2 for Eagle: Printed Circuit Board Layout
Why Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange recommends it
Electronics Stack Exchange users cite it as the tutorial they followed when learning to lay out and route their first Eagle boards.
Recommended by 2 people across 2 different months, 2014 to 2018.
What it is
A 32-minute screencast tutorial by Jeremy Blum on turning a schematic into a PCB layout in CadSoft Eagle. It covers part placement, automatic and manual routing, layers and grid controls, ULPs, ground pours and net classes. It is the second in his Eagle tutorial series.
What people said
Recommends Keith M · 2016-01 · Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange · on “Please review my board design”
This is a follow up to my question from yesterday about my schematic Please review my RGB Controller [LINK] I've fixed the incorrect DC jack component that was present in my previous question, along with adding the ESP caps across the regulator and the ATTiny's VCC and GND. Now I've made my board design, and as this is my first board design I want to make sure that I've done it correctly. I followed Jeremy Blum's tutorial [this video] to learn how to lay everything out and route the traces, and I've also ran the DRC for the board house I'm going to use (OSHPark) and everything is OK. Before I get it printed I wanted to run it past you guys to make sure that there's not something I'm missing, or s
Recommends Allen Houng · 2018-07 · Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange · on “Why does my ground pour cover up everything else? (Eagle)”
@brhans I'm following this tutorial [this video] which pours the ground plane before anything else. I'm assuming it would be easier since you wouldn't have to route the gnd signals
Cites gpuguy · 2014-08 · Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange · on “PCB designing: facing problem in connecting pushbutton”
I decided to learned PCB designing using EAGLE 7.1.0. So I first of all I go through this [LINK] video then through this [this video] video. Now I started designing a board for ATmega16 microcontroller. For this I simply connect a resistor on RESET pin, And check it on board layout, till now every thing fine. Now I decide to design a library for push button, for this I follow this [LINK] video then this [LINK] video. Now I connect this push button with RESET pin to complete me reset circuit. Now, when I check out Board layout, there no connection between ATmega16 and push button. Here is schematic and board layout Schematic; Board layout: You can see Push-button is not connecting to the chip. Why