Projects with Ryan Slaugh: Boosting a BeagleBone Black

In this episode of Projects with Ryan Slaugh, I dive in to schematic capture and layout to make a breakout board for the BeagleBone Black.
The BeagleBone Black is great for connecting to sensors, motors, LCDs, and a variety of other hardware given the amount of digital and analog IO available. The aim with this project was to make a system that could control higher voltage loads (up to 220v), measure current on those loads, give easy access to analog input, and make available all of the digital IO, PWM pins, and the I2C bus--all while being able to be controlled over a network. To facilitate such connections, it was necessary to create a custom printed circuit board (PCB).

[@AndreiAldea]

An excellent video and very insightful as well. I would like the OTHER COMMENTERS to pay a little respect and learn something rather than ask for people to sub to their channel and then dislike the video. Stop being immature people!

[@Lakes57]

What did we learn here?, you get a description of what the circuit does and that's about it.
I have a lot of respect for people doing tutorial video's cause I know the time and effort that goes into making them, but the lack of detail (even very basic stuff) in this video is very disappointing.
Do you get to know what program was used (I assume it was Eagle), where was the board made?, what did it cost? a quite large board like that would cost a bit I assume.
Basic details that should have been included in the video.

[@SamnissArandeen]

Where can I find, say, a PDF of the schematics? The relay circuits in particular are close to what I need for a project of my own.

[@rpdigital17]

You have a little humming in your audio recording.

[@ahbushnell1]

I didn't see common on many of the headers. Nice board.

[@RockinRehearsal]

No one likes the video because they didn't think of it first to post lol

[@Turki525]

صلى الله عليه و سلم

[@MehdiGuizani]

Can we add a external ram pcb and other tools

[@bananamaniac2]

is this multisim?

[@jmscnny]

Thanks for this. Nice idea. It would really make the BB a lot more user friendly. With the small amount of overpriced peripherals available for the BB, you would probably make a killing if you made this a commercial offering.

[@inzoo0]

I'm trying to order one if I can or make one if schematics and BOM are available.
But I cannot find them nowhere.
Can anybody point me where I can order one or find all necessary documents to make one please?

[@holdengreene9717]

Love it. Any way to get a board and list of components? i wana build it.

[@rwslaugh]

Ill see if I can get the schematic and bill of materials posted.

[@adventureguy332]

So back to an earlier questions. Have you posted the circuit diagrams somewhere?

[@BlackTopWariors]

this maybe dum i have to ask where did you have the board done? and do they have a web site?

[@rwslaugh]

I get most of my boards done at Sierra Proto Express. Web site: protoexpress(dot)com

[@BlackTopWariors]

thank you