Complete Electronics Hardware Design Course 2025 -EsteemPCB

What you will learn
How to Extract Components information from Requirement Sheet
Selection of Component for Example: Ethernet PHY, Micro-Controller, Motor Driver, Mosfets, ADC, ADC/DAC, MIC etc.
How to Draw a Complex Schematic Block and Its Power Budget Diagrams
What are Differential pairs, USB2.0, I2Cs, UART/USART, CAN, MII/RMII, I2S and many more interfaces
EMI & EMC decisions for a Complex Mixed Signal Schematic Design
How to Create Design Rules Decision for Complex Mixed Signal Board
Layer Stack-Up Design (4L/6L/8L/12L) and Field Solver Simulation
How to Define Board shape and Rigid-Flex PCB Board
Components Placement planning for a Complex Board and its Execution
How to Layout a Complex Board with more than 10,000 interconnects, and Layout Optimization
Power Distribution Network (PDN Analysis) and How to read its Report + Resolve Issues
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Our Verdict
The Complete Electronics Hardware Design Course 2025 - EsteemPCB offers an extensive exploration of complex mixed signal board design principles, combining detailed theoretical explanations and practical examples. With its intense focus on hands-on learning using Altium Designer, this course is particularly compelling for students looking to enhance their PCB design skills and learn how to handle intricate interfaces and components. However, audio quality concerns and a slowed pace may impact some learners' overall satisfaction with the course. The course is less suited for electronics beginners without prior fundamental knowledge, making prerequisite learning crucial before jumping into this in-depth examination of complex mixed signal board design.
What We Liked
- In-depth coverage of complex mixed signal board design with real-world examples
- Valuable insights on PCB design process from start to finish, including component selection, schematic drawing, power budgeting, and layout optimization
- Comprehensive information on various interfaces, such as Ethernet PHY, STM32F407, STM32F103, CH340C, DAC/MIC, 24Bit ADC, and 36W drivers
- Altium Designer used extensively, enabling hands-on learning experience, particularly for PDN analysis
Potential Drawbacks
- Audio quality can be inconsistent at times and requires volume adjustments during playback
- Occasional mouse click sounds are distracting and may affect overall listening experience
- Pace can be slower than other courses, potentially causing some students to feel impatient while learning
- Incomplete course for beginners as assumes a decent foundation in electronics