Channel: Jeremy Blum

Category: Science & Technology

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Description: This is my third CadSoft Eagle tutorial, sponsored by element14 & cadsoft. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to prepare your finished circuit board design for manufacturing! This will involve performing DFM (Design for Manufacturability) checks, generating output Gerber files, and sending your output files to a board fabricator. If you haven't watched my first two eagle tutorials yet, I recommend that you watch them first: Episode 1: youtube.com/watch?v=1AXwjZoyNno Episode 2: youtube.com/watch?v=CCTs0mNXY24 *Note: this video has some audio clipping. I'm sorry about that. Learn more and download the supporting materials for this design on my website: jeremyblum.com/2013/10/09/tutorial-3-for-cadsoft-eagle-cam-output-and-dfm All Eagle Tutorial example materials are available on my GitHub as well: github.com/sciguy14/Eagle-Tutorial-Series This tutorial has been made possible with support from CadSoft and element14. Learn more about Cadsoft Eagle here: element14.com/cadsoft You can download CadSoft Eagle here: cadsoftusa.com In the video, I reference several options for getting your board fabricated, and for doing DFM checks. Here are all the links: Advanced Circuits (4pcb) FreeDFM Tool: my4pcb.com/net35/FreeDFMNet/FreeDFMHome.aspx Pentalogix ViewMate Gerber Viewer: pentalogix.com/viewmate.php SunStone PCB Fabrication Services: sunstone.com SeeedStudio Fusion PCB Service: seeedstudio.com/depot/fusion-pcb-service-2-layers-p-835.html OSHPark Group PCB Orders: oshpark.com If you can't wait to learn more about using Eagle, Sparkfun has an excellent series of written tutorials that you can check out here: sparkfun.com/tutorials/108 "Like" me on Facebook: facebook.com/JeremyTheEngineer Follow me on twitter: twitter.com/sciguy14