
PCB Designing Course And Training
Course Details
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Price With GST: 17770/-
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Subject: Embedded Systems
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Level: beginner
RTS Knowledge is a part of Real Time Signals Technology Pvt Ltd a company involved in design, development & manufacturing different electronic products catering various applications in the market. Real Time Signals Technology Pvt Ltd has a wide range of embedded products & DSP to its credit. The products are constantly improved upon through continuous innovation & research. RTS over the period has diversified its operations, grown into one of the India's premier organizations, developing sophisticated hi-tech hardware & software products, providing embedded solutions, enterprise resource planning, engineering solutions for a basic service provider/client to a complex network/cluster of service centers, which has become the necessity of the day. An excellent process methodology brings home the advantage of delivering solutions on time, every time.
Eligibility:
BE/B.Tech in ECE/EEE/EIE/ Electronics/Biomedical/CSE/IT/ Mechatronics, MCA; Master of Science (M.Sc.) (Electronics/ Instrumentation, CS, Physics with specialization in Electronics); Master of Technology in CSE/IT /Electronics/Mechatronics.
Duration:
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Five weeks
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(1Hr Theory +4 Hr Practicals)
Course Content
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SCHEMATIC
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Getting started with Tools,
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Capture work environment,
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Starting a project,
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Setting up your project,
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Design structure, Placing, editing, and connecting parts and electrical symbols,
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Adding and editing graphics and text
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Changing your view of a schematic page,
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About libraries and parts, Creating and editing parts,
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About the processing tools,
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Preparing to create a net list, Creating a net list,
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Creating reports, Exporting and importing schematic data.
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PCB DESIGN (OrCAD PCB editor)
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What is a PCB and why do we use them,
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Physical PCB construction, PCB Workflow, Footprint generation
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Importing, Parts placement,
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Mechanically defined components,
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Routing guidelines setting,
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PCB Construction (Power and Ground Plane),
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Routing guidelines, Routing Copper Pour,
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DRC Checking,
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From Layout to production
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Drilling and Fabrication
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Gerber File generation
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Multilayer Board design
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Viewing Gerber file
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LAB
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Schematic capture,
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from schematic to PCB,
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Parts placement and routing,
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Making footprints,
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Post Process
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PCB Practices
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Starting a new project (Useful folder structure; importing reference schematics; collecting and sorting documents)
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Schematics design (Drawing schematics; conventions and useful tips to create readable schematics)
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Selecting components and creating libraries (How to select components for your designs to prevent problems during production; how to create useful libraries)
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Footprints, 3D models and starting a new PCB (How to create footprints and a 3D model of your PCB; how 3D models can help you.)
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Variants & BOMs (Creating and using variants; generating professional BOMs; job files)
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Checking Libraries and Schematics (Techniques for properly checking your libraries & schematics to help you design boards that work right the first time)
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PCB Layout ( 1st Part ) & Placement (How to do layout; how to do placement; tips and tricks )
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PCB Layout ( 2nd Part ) & Impedances, Stackup (How to tweak your layout; how to design your own stackup; what is important)
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Stackup (2nd Part), Finishing PCB, Length Matching (HDI Stackup; how to finish and check your PCB; how to do length matching)
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Generating Output documentation (How to add important information for manufacturers; how to generate professional documentation; assembly drawings, Gerber files, etc.)
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Student Performance Test After Completion Course
OrCAD Tutorials
Here you will find some OrCAD tutorials which have step by step instructions along with screenshots to help you on:
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How to make simple simulations using OrCAD. (Example of a Half-Adder)
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How to use hierarchical blocks in simulating complex circuits. (Example of making a Full-adder using two Half-adder blocks)
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How to run VHDL programs in OrCAD. (Example of a 4x1 MUX using Data-flow modeling)
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How to make PCB layouts in OrCAD. (Example of a Half-adder layout)

