NEW: I updated this tutorial and made a shorter version ( in case you need it ). Here it is: Altium Designer 22 Tutorial - Quick & Easy | Step by Step th-cam.com/video/PqFtSpAXB9Q/w-d-xo.html
@@RobertFeranec I would like to buy this course but it has so high price. In my country; 1 dolar=7 TL. To buy this course, I must give half of my salary approximately. Can you give me that course for free or more suitable price? academy.fedevel.com/courses/online-advanced-pcb-layout-course
@@BiqBanq I would recommend to go for the "Online" option (that is the most cost effective option) and you can use also these coupons: If you would like to sign up for the "Online" option, use "HKM3AC" discount coupon code to save $30 USD , If you would like to sign up for the "Online and Download" option, use "KFR7D2" discount coupon code to save $50 USD. I hope this helps.
@@RobertFeranec Thanks Robert. You are so generous. My salary is enough for my essential needs. If I earn lots of money, I will buy it. But now, In order to earn lots of money, I have to watch all of your videos in youtube:)
I am a new Computer Engineering student. I got a student license for Altium Designer. This tutorial was a great introduction! Thank you for your time and excellent tutorial series.
Your tutorials helped me create my first PCB!! A slayer exciter driver for a tesla coil. I cant thank you enough for taking the time to teach thousands of people how to use this tool. You are an amazing perso
Robert, I cannot thank you enough for this and your other Altium videos, you are filling a void otherwise unfilled by even Altium themselves that is absolutely vital to my career -THANK YOU! They really, REALLY should hire you.
I have spent over 3 weeks watching all the 5 series, learning as I rewind it many times. Thanks for the patience you have taken to explain this course in detail. I have learned a lot. Cheers.
By far the best Altium tutorials on TH-cam. I will support your Patreon and I encourage others to do so. It is such a small amount that most can afford. Support this talented Tutor.
Hello Mr. Feranec, I just finished the Tutorial Series and I loved them. I am an electrical engineer, but completely new to Altium and this Series is exactly what I was looking for. Hvala i puno pozdrava iz Bosne i Hercegovine!
First of all..when i found your video , then i started to move my PCB design with altium design Software...Now i am professional with designing.... Around 2 years worked hard..to make ossam project... you are the best in the world...
Robert, I am an EE intern (one year left of school) and I just finished watching all 5 videos and followed along to make the final project. Thank you very much, it was very helpful!
Hello Mr Robert, just watched all the 5 tutorial videos in this series. All 5 videos were great, clearly-explained. It was very helpful to me to start using Altium from zero and understand PCB design. Thank you for time and effort.
Thanks Robert, I have been watching your videos since I was in undergrad(2017), they really helped me pass school with good grades. Thanks for all your efforts. You are doing a way better job than university and profs.
I watched all 5 videos, but I was in incognito mode just came back sign-in to leave a like and sub. Thank you very much for such amazing content, really appreciable even after 5 years.
Robert, I am 83 years old and not so adept at learning new things as when I was in college. Your tutorials have been very helpful. Specifically, you do not jump all over with the mouse, you show each step by step clicks (unlike many other videos which I have to keep backing up) Thanks
Robert, it was really really great education for me. I could really go into details with you and it helped me to get into the key features of the program. Keep up the great work.
I just finished this series. This was easily the best information I could have hoped to ask for to learn PCB design. Very grateful that these videos are free to watch from such a high quality teacher! Thanks Robert!
Robert your videos are excellent. I been designing boards over 25 years but when I switch company's I had to learn new software and your videos are very good. Please keep posting more videos
I finally completed all 5 videos in this series. I used to put together quick prototype board for my research in university. But now I can systematically design a manufacturing-level PCB thanks to your instruction. Subscribed and I'll come back for more. Keep up the great work, Robert!
Hey Robert, thank you so much for showing us the important fundamentals for using this software. Like you said at the end of this tutorial the thing that is more important is the designing of the hardware and Altium is really just the vehicle to carry out said design. These series of videos are definitely a great reference if I ever forget how to do something.
I watched all the 5 Tutorials and they are very helpful for me as a beginner to ALTIUM :). Thank you very much Robert. You explain every little detail in a perfect way and easy way too.
Hi Robert, I've been using Altium for schematic design for 5 years while other people or teams handled the layout. I found one of your videos while looking for layout tips and I was really impressed with your format. I've got to the end of this series and now and I enjoyed it and learned so much that I've signed up for your full pack of hardware design courses. I'm really looking forward to completing them - thanks and keep up the great work.
Muito Completo e Excelente explicações. Utilizei o altium na versão 13 e agora voltei para esta ferramenta. Esta muito diferente e com muito mais recurso que facilitam e agilizam. Fico agradecida pela iniciativa de compatilhar seu conhecimento, foram 5 videos que assisti e fiz minhas anotações pois há muito recursos que foram introduzidos e de grande importancia mencionados por você. Muito obrigada
Hey Robert, just finished watching all your 5 videos in this series and liked and subscribed in your channel. All the tutorials were great and they are the best you can find on youtube. Keep up the great work and thanks for your time and effort man!
i watch all 5 videos of this course and its very easy to learn from you, the way you are explaining making it very interesting and i wanted to watch other courses too, i have to say that with this kind of job you are doing you are leaving a footprint in many lives which will last for many generation in a good way, please keep up the good work all the best my friend
I watched all the 5 videos... These videos are awesome... anyone without any prior knowledge on PCB design or altium can design pcb... Keep up the great work...
I just completed the entire tutorial videos series and I wanted to thank you for your amazing teaching on using Altium. I ran into a few of the newer version differences but almost all the content and instructions still apply. I loved listening to you explain the steps with enthusiasm and had a great time learning to use Altium for the first time with you! All the best to you and I will be sure to check out your other courses :)
Thank you brother , Your presentation is very impressive. i have seen so many videos but lots of issue their. but in your video, your voice is very clear , pronouncation very awesome. its a great helping hand for my doubts.
Can't explain how much I appreciate this series it seriously help me a lot and gave me a confidence boost to learn ahead. Thanks a lot for putting your efforts into this.👍👍
This is a great video. I usually don't like to sit and watch a 1 hour video. But each one of this was very informative and well explained. Thanks for the tutorial.
Hi Robert, I have watched all your Altium tutorial. Great job !!! . I have Altium version 20.00.13 and I can't find Top assembly layer and Bottom assembly layer into Draftsman document (minutes 28:49) . Do you have any suggestion ?
In addition i don't find Solution 1 in BOM properties 48:07 and when i try to export BOM file with your template, Altium send me an error : "templete file may be corrupted or in unsupported format"
Thanks indeed for these great Videos I'm working with Altium 18 over a year now for designing complicated PCB designs but I watched these videos thoroughly and I learned so many great things from you. thanks again and keep up the good work.
Hi Robert, You are awesome. I can't put into words how much I benefit from your video tutorials. You have given very nice and detailed information. I am sure you spend a lot of time creating them. I really appreciate your help and please keep up the good work!
Hi Robert, Just finished the tutorials and these were the most detailed tutorials on altium. Thank you for amazing content and helping us learn PCB design basics.
Hi Robert. Excellent videos and tutorials. Your detail explanation in every topic is more than enough to take off in any direction necessary. Thank you very much!!
Altius was so frustrating to navigate for me in the beginning, and these series save my life! Can't imagine you made it for free. I will start learning on FEDEVEL now :). Those few people that unlike this video lose their f***ing minds.
Robert, thank you very much for your hard work on going through all the basics of Altium Designer. Even using another version of Altium I can say it was very helpful to learn about all the capacities of this amazing tool. Again, thank you.
Finally finished this wonderful presentation! I learned so much... (a tiny hint for ViewMate, instead of all the double-clicking to view layers around 38:30, you can use the arrow keys above the layer list to move up and down the stack. turn all layers invisible except for one layer and try clicking blue arrow buttons!) Also, if you ever have a desire to expand on this course, I would like to see a "Tutorial 6: Your First Revision". Use the same LED layout, but assume the engineer has asked for one LED D2 to be colored RED and wants mounting holes in the corners (or something like that). What to check before starting a revision? how to make a backup, clearance rule around holes, etc. Just an idea, but THANK YOU for making this series!
@@RobertFeranec Robert, please excuse my request for a "Tutorial 6" in my comment above. I had forgotten that you have more "Advanced Courses" available on your website (I thought I was finished with them all, ha!) I will try to get approval from my company to order them.
@@jack0lson Yes, the things what you mentioned are covered in my other courses. I can't put everything on youtube - it is quite a lot of work to prepare videos like these. It may not look like that, but for example Advanced PCB Layout course took me 1.5 year of full time to create (that includes 1 year of board development what is used in the course as I needed to have our own materials for teaching and students practicing).
Thank you for this fast and thorough review of the Altium Outputs process! It has helped me tremendously with my FPGA-Compatible MIPI Camera Interface Adapter Board project (for NASA's SpaceCube Mini processor card). You rock!
I had watched a series on Udemy about creating an Arduino board in Altium, it was average at best. This series was much better and free! The small tips and tricks were what made this so great, most people teaching Altium skip over things that you have taken the time to show in great detail, I appreciate the large amount of time you've invested in this series. I feel more confident in designing and manufacturing my first PCB now. Thank you very much. (Also, as a senior Electrical Engineering student, this has been great, since my school does not go into PCB design)
@Chris thank you very much for leaving your feedback. I am very happy to see, that some people really recognize how much work it is to prepare videos like this and I am very happy that you found it useful. THANK YOU!
This was an amazing series and it helped me a lot. You have no idea how much this helped has helped me in my life. This is my second time watching it when I forgot some stuff. Thank you so much.
I just finished watching this 5-part series (and taking a lot of NOTES). We are changing software from Mentor BoardStation/RE to Altium Designer and your tutorial was very helpful! thank you Thank You THANK YOU. (I owe you a lunch at least)
Hi Robert, I have to compliment you for the wonderful job you did with this tutorial! It 's just awesome! I have just finished going through it and I think I am pretty confident for going further with Altium! Hope those video will stand here for a long long time! Take care and wish you the best for 2020! Nice Share!
Hi Robert, Just completed this start-up course. Great learning and encouraged to learn even more. Already, subscribed to your course on Udemy. Thanks for such videos.!!
Thank you for creating these videos. It is my go to course series for Altium Essential Training! It must have taken you quite a fair bit of time. Greatly appreciate the sharing. I subscribed to your channel and will take a look into your other courses!!
Thank you very much for this extremely detailed and beginner friendly tutorial! I needed to learn up on Altium for my job and this tutorial really helped, I will definitely be watching many of your other videos as well!
Thank you a lot for the very good explained series of videos you made. I found them very useful and easy to understand! I really appreciate the time you took to teach others the things you know.
Thank you Can. PS: I think, they moved some options directly to properties (?) I do not use draftsmen, so I am not sure, but I know, that you are not the only one asking this ....
0:44: Add new Output Job File to project 1:23: PDF Schematic 6:23: 3D PDF 8:44: STEP 3D model 13:01: Composite Drawing ("Layers") 19:10: Assembly Drawing 25:13: Draftsman Document 32:36: Pick & Place file 34:39: Gerber files 39:24: NC Drill file 41:40: BOM 53:05: View files in video on Github
These videos are perfect, Sir. I believe this perfection to explain difficult things in simple terms come from your personal experience of hardware designing. Thank you very much. :)
hello sir , really liked your videos ,great knowledge in just some videos. These videos will be my base for PCB Design, great initiative, waiting for more videos on altium.
Hi, thanks for the videos. In the 28:36 minute you select the "Source" for the Top and the Bottom Assembly Layer. In Altium 19.1.7 those options do not exist. How can I do this?
@@RobertFeranec Greetings! I dont know if it actual after a year (i bet it's not), but i've faced same issue when going through your great tutorial and have found the answer (Started learn altium this monday). To get same result in altium 21 as you got in altium 18, you need to go to _(name of your PCB)_.PCBdoc-> View Configuration->Layers & Color-> choose Assembly Component Layer Pair ( in this video you have used "mechanical 29 - mechanical 30") -> click RMB -> Edit Layer -> choose "Assembly" Layer Type. After that you need to go back to the draftsman, click on neccesary Board Assembly View -> Properties -> Component Display Properties -> Component Body -> Assembly Drawing -> Profit (Simply Stated, do exactly how you have shown on the video exept "Source" setting. Instead of Source you need to edit assembly component layer pair properties in ___.PCBdoc). (Don't know is it really necessary, but i also impotred changes from ___.PCBdoc to draftsman by clicking RMB on draftsman area -> import changes from ___.PCBdoc) P.S. Thanks for awesome video! TH-cam have plenty of guides, but you are encomassing ennormous areas of small details and explaining them very accurate and clear. Thank You for your job! Going to try your cources when i will have enough resources for them :)
NEW: I updated this tutorial and made a shorter version ( in case you need it ). Here it is: Altium Designer 22 Tutorial - Quick & Easy | Step by Step th-cam.com/video/PqFtSpAXB9Q/w-d-xo.html
shouldn't the NF component space be taken over by the solder mask and thus be green i.e no silk screen component?
Why not put the designator into the BOM?
The "Solution 1" does not appear in my Altium 22 Bill of Materials for Project.
Hi Robert, I watched all the 5 videos of this series and really enjoyed them. Thanks for putting time into educating us! :- )
I have watched this series three times. You exactly show the basics of Altium detailly. When I forget something, I look at this series...Great work!
Thank you.
@@RobertFeranec You are welcome, I can not imagine how I can learn new Altium unless you make this series.
@@RobertFeranec I would like to buy this course but it has so high price. In my country; 1 dolar=7 TL. To buy this course, I must give half of my salary approximately. Can you give me that course for free or more suitable price?
academy.fedevel.com/courses/online-advanced-pcb-layout-course
@@BiqBanq I would recommend to go for the "Online" option (that is the most cost effective option) and you can use also these coupons: If you would like to sign up for the "Online" option, use "HKM3AC" discount coupon code to save $30 USD
, If you would like to sign up for the "Online and Download" option, use "KFR7D2" discount coupon code to save $50 USD. I hope this helps.
@@RobertFeranec Thanks Robert. You are so generous. My salary is enough for my essential needs. If I earn lots of money, I will buy it. But now, In order to earn lots of money, I have to watch all of your videos in youtube:)
I am a new Computer Engineering student. I got a student license for Altium Designer. This tutorial was a great introduction! Thank you for your time and excellent tutorial series.
Thank you very much Colin. I am very happy that you found it useful.
Your tutorials helped me create my first PCB!! A slayer exciter driver for a tesla coil. I cant thank you enough for taking the time to teach thousands of people how to use this tool. You are an amazing perso
Thank you very much Christian
I wish I could learn Hyperlynx like this as well
You channel is a gold mine for everyone who wants to learn Altium designer! Thank you so much for your effort!
The most highest value of education on altium. Thank you very much
Thank you Vivin
Robert, I cannot thank you enough for this and your other Altium videos, you are filling a void otherwise unfilled by even Altium themselves that is absolutely vital to my career -THANK YOU! They really, REALLY should hire you.
I have spent over 3 weeks watching all the 5 series, learning as I rewind it many times. Thanks for the patience you have taken to explain this course in detail. I have learned a lot. Cheers.
Thank you very much Muyiwa for very nice words. I am very happy, that you found the videos helpful.
By far the best Altium tutorials on TH-cam. I will support your Patreon and I encourage others to do so. It is such a small amount that most can afford. Support this talented Tutor.
Hello Mr. Feranec, I just finished the Tutorial Series and I loved them. I am an electrical engineer, but completely new to Altium and this Series is exactly what I was looking for.
Hvala i puno pozdrava iz Bosne i Hercegovine!
Thank you Belmin
First of all..when i found your video , then i started to move my PCB design with altium design Software...Now i am professional with designing....
Around 2 years worked hard..to make ossam project...
you are the best in the world...
That is very nice to hear. Thank you for leaving your comment.
Robert, I am an EE intern (one year left of school) and I just finished watching all 5 videos and followed along to make the final project. Thank you very much, it was very helpful!
Hello Mr Robert, just watched all the 5 tutorial videos in this series. All 5 videos were great, clearly-explained. It was very helpful to me to start using Altium from zero and understand PCB design. Thank you for time and effort.
This is probably the greatest Altium tutorials I have watched in my life. Thanks Robert!
Thank you Hon
Thanks Robert, I have been watching your videos since I was in undergrad(2017), they really helped me pass school with good grades. Thanks for all your efforts. You are doing a way better job than university and profs.
I am experienced hw designer and excelled grip on KiCad but now i require to transfer to altium.
Your videos arr jump start for me.
Thanks rober.
I watched all 5 videos, but I was in incognito mode just came back sign-in to leave a like and sub.
Thank you very much for such amazing content, really appreciable even after 5 years.
What a wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much for going through everything in such careful detail. You have a great teaching style!
Thank you Colin
Robert, I am 83 years old and not so adept at learning new things as when I was in college. Your tutorials have been very helpful. Specifically, you do not jump all over with the mouse, you show each step by step clicks (unlike many other videos which I have to keep backing up) Thanks
Thank you very much Al
Robert, it was really really great education for me. I could really go into details with you and it helped me to get into the key features of the program. Keep up the great work.
I just finished this series. This was easily the best information I could have hoped to ask for to learn PCB design. Very grateful that these videos are free to watch from such a high quality teacher! Thanks Robert!
Thank you very much
Robert your videos are excellent. I been designing boards over 25 years but when I switch company's I had to learn new software and your videos are very good. Please keep posting more videos
Thank you very much Bill for nice words and watching the videos.
I finally completed all 5 videos in this series. I used to put together quick prototype board for my research in university. But now I can systematically design a manufacturing-level PCB thanks to your instruction. Subscribed and I'll come back for more. Keep up the great work, Robert!
Thank you very much Ton. I am very happy that you found this tutorial helpful.
Hey Robert, thank you so much for showing us the important fundamentals for using this software. Like you said at the end of this tutorial the thing that is more important is the designing of the hardware and Altium is really just the vehicle to carry out said design. These series of videos are definitely a great reference if I ever forget how to do something.
I watched all the 5 Tutorials and they are very helpful for me as a beginner to ALTIUM :). Thank you very much Robert. You explain every little detail in a perfect way and easy way too.
Thank you very much Silpa
Hi Robert, I've been using Altium for schematic design for 5 years while other people or teams handled the layout. I found one of your videos while looking for layout tips and I was really impressed with your format. I've got to the end of this series and now and I enjoyed it and learned so much that I've signed up for your full pack of hardware design courses. I'm really looking forward to completing them - thanks and keep up the great work.
Thank you very much Huw Price.
Muito Completo e Excelente explicações. Utilizei o altium na versão 13 e agora voltei para esta ferramenta. Esta muito diferente e com muito mais recurso que facilitam e agilizam. Fico agradecida pela iniciativa de compatilhar seu conhecimento, foram 5 videos que assisti e fiz minhas anotações pois há muito recursos que foram introduzidos e de grande importancia mencionados por você. Muito obrigada
Hey Robert, just finished watching all your 5 videos in this series and liked and subscribed in your channel. All the tutorials were great and they are the best you can find on youtube. Keep up the great work and thanks for your time and effort man!
i watch all 5 videos of this course and its very easy to learn from you, the way you are explaining making it very interesting and i wanted to watch other courses too, i have to say that with this kind of job you are doing you are leaving a footprint in many lives which will last for many generation in a good way, please keep up the good work all the best my friend
Thank you very much mEISTERfiSO for nice words.
I watched all the 5 videos... These videos are awesome... anyone without any prior knowledge on PCB design or altium can design pcb... Keep up the great work...
Thank you Gnana
I just completed the entire tutorial videos series and I wanted to thank you for your amazing teaching on using Altium. I ran into a few of the newer version differences but almost all the content and instructions still apply. I loved listening to you explain the steps with enthusiasm and had a great time learning to use Altium for the first time with you! All the best to you and I will be sure to check out your other courses :)
Thank you very much pojopoopoohead
Thank you brother , Your presentation is very impressive. i have seen so many videos but lots of issue their. but in your video, your voice is very clear , pronouncation very awesome. its a great helping hand for my doubts.
Thanks a lot. You are one of the best teacher I seen in electronic education. You are so amazing. Good luck
I just watched all 5 videos and I've learned a lot, thank you so much for producing this series!
those 5 videos are the best videos i have ever found on internet. thank you for sharing those nice videos with us. God bless you
Thank you very much
Can't explain how much I appreciate this series it seriously help me a lot and gave me a confidence boost to learn ahead. Thanks a lot for putting your efforts into this.👍👍
This is a great video. I usually don't like to sit and watch a 1 hour video. But each one of this was very informative and well explained. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you entertainerton
You explain very patiently and step by step. It's very appreciated. Thank you very much!
Hi Robert, I have watched all your Altium tutorial. Great job !!! . I have Altium version 20.00.13 and I can't find Top assembly layer and Bottom assembly layer into Draftsman document (minutes 28:49) . Do you have any suggestion ?
In addition i don't find Solution 1 in BOM properties 48:07 and when i try to export BOM file with your template, Altium send me an error : "templete file may be corrupted or in unsupported format"
Hi Robert, your videos saved me a lot of time of learning altium. Great Job! Thanks for your time and your work! Greetings from Austria, Christian
Thanks indeed for these great Videos
I'm working with Altium 18 over a year now for designing complicated PCB designs but I watched these videos thoroughly and I learned so many great things from you.
thanks again and keep up the good work.
Thank you Amir.
Hi Robert, You are awesome. I can't put into words how much I benefit from your video tutorials. You have given very nice and detailed information. I am sure you spend a lot of time creating them. I really appreciate your help and please keep up the good work!
Extremely useful, comprehensive, and clearly-explained tutorial. This was very helpful to me, thank you so much!
Hi Robert, Just finished the tutorials and these were the most detailed tutorials on altium. Thank you for amazing content and helping us learn PCB design basics.
Thank you very much. I am happy it helped.
Hi Robert. Excellent videos and tutorials. Your detail explanation in every topic is more than enough to take off in any direction necessary. Thank you very much!!
Thank you William for nice words.
Made my way through all the videos. I had zero experience with Altium prior to watching them. Very helpful. Thanks!
Great series.
Good to have complete step by step guide how to navigate a big complex program when you're trying it out for the first time.
Altius was so frustrating to navigate for me in the beginning, and these series save my life! Can't imagine you made it for free. I will start learning on FEDEVEL now :). Those few people that unlike this video lose their f***ing minds.
Thank you very much zecheng
Robert, thank you very much for your hard work on going through all the basics of Altium Designer. Even using another version of Altium I can say it was very helpful to learn about all the capacities of this amazing tool. Again, thank you.
Thank you very much Alisson
Thank you a lot, these videos were the best way to start using Altium from zero, please do not stop uploading videos :)👍
Finally finished this wonderful presentation! I learned so much...
(a tiny hint for ViewMate, instead of all the double-clicking to view layers around 38:30, you can use the arrow keys above the layer list to move up and down the stack. turn all layers invisible except for one layer and try clicking blue arrow buttons!)
Also, if you ever have a desire to expand on this course, I would like to see a "Tutorial 6: Your First Revision". Use the same LED layout, but assume the engineer has asked for one LED D2 to be colored RED and wants mounting holes in the corners (or something like that). What to check before starting a revision? how to make a backup, clearance rule around holes, etc. Just an idea, but THANK YOU for making this series!
Thank you very much Jack
@@RobertFeranec Robert, please excuse my request for a "Tutorial 6" in my comment above. I had forgotten that you have more "Advanced Courses" available on your website (I thought I was finished with them all, ha!) I will try to get approval from my company to order them.
@@jack0lson Yes, the things what you mentioned are covered in my other courses. I can't put everything on youtube - it is quite a lot of work to prepare videos like these. It may not look like that, but for example Advanced PCB Layout course took me 1.5 year of full time to create (that includes 1 year of board development what is used in the course as I needed to have our own materials for teaching and students practicing).
Thank you for this fast and thorough review of the Altium Outputs process! It has helped me tremendously with my FPGA-Compatible MIPI Camera Interface Adapter Board project (for NASA's SpaceCube Mini processor card). You rock!
I had watched a series on Udemy about creating an Arduino board in Altium, it was average at best. This series was much better and free! The small tips and tricks were what made this so great, most people teaching Altium skip over things that you have taken the time to show in great detail, I appreciate the large amount of time you've invested in this series. I feel more confident in designing and manufacturing my first PCB now. Thank you very much. (Also, as a senior Electrical Engineering student, this has been great, since my school does not go into PCB design)
@Chris thank you very much for leaving your feedback. I am very happy to see, that some people really recognize how much work it is to prepare videos like this and I am very happy that you found it useful. THANK YOU!
Robert! You are a genius! thank you very much, you are an excellent teacher!! Saludos desde Argentina!!!!
Best tutorial for manufacturing outputs I've seen so far, thanks so much!
Had to go back through the playlist to make sure I liked each video, this was a fantastic intro to Altium
Thank you very much Christopher
Your channel gives value to the community. Thank you for making your videos!
If you want to learn altium, this education series are very usefull. Thank you Robert.
I finished my projects only using your videos. Thank you so much. It was very helpful.
Great job! That is fantastic!
Really awesome video series, just like many others who watched this it helped me create my first PCB!
Hi Mr. Robert, The "tutorial for altium beginners" series 1to 5. that taught well and very useful to me. Thanks a lot!
Thank you very much
Te amo Roberto! Muy buenos videos! Yheiii!
Thank you Robert. You are a very good educator.
I watched all these video series , I'm Enjoyed, and learned much information about Altium , Thank you very much
This was an amazing series and it helped me a lot. You have no idea how much this helped has helped me in my life. This is my second time watching it when I forgot some stuff.
Thank you so much.
Thank you very much Aneesh for nice words and also for your support
Hey Robert, People are watching and Liking it, Keep the JOSH on, You Contents are Really Helpful. Thank You.
The series was great! i started my student job as an engineer and this helped me so much! thank you!!
Hi Robert, very cool series of videos! I am new to Altium, it was a very useful to help me get started rapidly. Thanks!
Hi Robert, you have saved me from looking like an idiot on my first day of work. Really appreciate the help
Very nice and useful course Robert. This is the best tutorial about AD I have watched. Thank you so much!!
Thank you Marcelo
I just finished watching this 5-part series (and taking a lot of NOTES). We are changing software from Mentor BoardStation/RE to Altium Designer and your tutorial was very helpful! thank you Thank You THANK YOU. (I owe you a lunch at least)
Thank you Jack for leaving your feedback. I am very happy, that it helped :)
Hi robert, i watched all the 5 videos of this project. Good Job !! Great way to teach thank you :)
Hi Robert, I have to compliment you for the wonderful job you did with this tutorial! It 's just awesome! I have just finished going through it and I think I am pretty confident for going further with Altium! Hope those video will stand here for a long long time! Take care and wish you the best for 2020! Nice Share!
Thank you Jeremy. I also wish you all the best in the new year.
You are doing really great job. Please keep posting such informative videos !
Hi Robert, Just completed this start-up course. Great learning and encouraged to learn even more. Already, subscribed to your course on Udemy. Thanks for such videos.!!
Thank you for creating these videos. It is my go to course series for Altium Essential Training! It must have taken you quite a fair bit of time. Greatly appreciate the sharing. I subscribed to your channel and will take a look into your other courses!!
Thank you Choon
Thank you very much for this extremely detailed and beginner friendly tutorial! I needed to learn up on Altium for my job and this tutorial really helped, I will definitely be watching many of your other videos as well!
Thank you very much Colin
Thank you a lot for the very good explained series of videos you made. I found them very useful and easy to understand! I really appreciate the time you took to teach others the things you know.
Thank you very much Luis
Hi Mr.Robert this series are awesome ! Thank you! 28:48 There is no Top Assembly Layer options in (version 21.0.9) Could you help ?
Thank you Can. PS: I think, they moved some options directly to properties (?) I do not use draftsmen, so I am not sure, but I know, that you are not the only one asking this ....
all these 5 videos from the serie are awesome! thanks for all Robert.
Rare and Quality Content! Keep up the great work Robert!
Thankyou so much Robert for making this channel. It helps me alot. Keep up the good work.
Thanks a lot Mr. Feranec. This course is really and really beneficial who wants learn altium designer. I will be waiting for more videos.
Thank you Sahin
0:44: Add new Output Job File to project
1:23: PDF Schematic
6:23: 3D PDF
8:44: STEP 3D model
13:01: Composite Drawing ("Layers")
19:10: Assembly Drawing
25:13: Draftsman Document
32:36: Pick & Place file
34:39: Gerber files
39:24: NC Drill file
41:40: BOM
53:05: View files in video on Github
Sean, I was just adding the chapters into this lesson :) We had to do it at the same time
Thanks so so so much for your effort, patience and generosity!!!!
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Thank you very much James
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I watched All 5 videos . Thank you very much 😊 . They are very useful for beginners like me . Thanks again ❤
These videos are perfect, Sir. I believe this perfection to explain difficult things in simple terms come from your personal experience of hardware designing. Thank you very much. :)
Thank you Mandeep for nice words.
@@RobertFeranec Sir, with your hard work in these videos, you have earned it . More power to you.
Hi Robert, wonderful series and very educational approach. Considering your more advance courses, seems they are hidden gems ..
Thank you. Mysiak - that name sounds so Slovak ... or?
Thanks Robert. Everything is clear and detailed.
like the way you explain. we need more videos like these.
thank you!
Hi Robert Feranec. I'm from Vietnamese, I like this tutorial and it nice
Hi Robert, I watched all five videos from this series and its really amazing, thanks bro.
Excellent tutorial on producing output files! I wish I had seen this one first.
hello sir , really liked your videos ,great knowledge in just some videos. These videos will be my base for PCB Design, great initiative, waiting for more videos on altium.
Thanks a Million!!! Very useful tutorials!! It is all you need and there is no time wasted!
Thank you very much Angel
Brilliant set of videos, really useful and well presented. Thanks.
Hi, thanks for the videos. In the 28:36 minute you select the "Source" for the Top and the Bottom Assembly Layer. In Altium 19.1.7 those options do not exist. How can I do this?
I noticed that .. I am not sure where they moved it, anyone knows?
@@RobertFeranec Greetings! I dont know if it actual after a year (i bet it's not), but i've faced same issue when going through your great tutorial and have found the answer (Started learn altium this monday). To get same result in altium 21 as you got in altium 18, you need to go to _(name of your PCB)_.PCBdoc-> View Configuration->Layers & Color-> choose Assembly Component Layer Pair ( in this video you have used "mechanical 29 - mechanical 30") -> click RMB -> Edit Layer -> choose "Assembly" Layer Type.
After that you need to go back to the draftsman, click on neccesary Board Assembly View -> Properties -> Component Display Properties -> Component Body -> Assembly Drawing -> Profit (Simply Stated, do exactly how you have shown on the video exept "Source" setting. Instead of Source you need to edit assembly component layer pair properties in ___.PCBdoc).
(Don't know is it really necessary, but i also impotred changes from ___.PCBdoc to draftsman by clicking RMB on draftsman area -> import changes from ___.PCBdoc)
P.S. Thanks for awesome video! TH-cam have plenty of guides, but you are encomassing ennormous areas of small details and explaining them very accurate and clear. Thank You for your job! Going to try your cources when i will have enough resources for them :)
@@writershonor Excellent. This should be promoted to the top. Great advice Worked a treat
@@leeman3749 I'm glad it helped ypu :)
Thanks Robert. Everything is clear and detailed. Thanks for putting time into educating us!
Dear Robert, Thank you very much for your series of videos!! Help me a lot!!!
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