Here's a walkthrough of a two-layer, through hole: th-cam.com/video/OASA7KLK_oM/w-d-xo.html. Not much would be needed to make it a true single layer. One trace would need to be moved, and I would change the layer fill from 5V0 to GND.
This is a great help - I plan to go thru this process hopefully soon. I know that you are populating the bga and small surface mount components yourself (and I want to be able to do it too) but is it expensive or problematic to let JLPCB to populate the harder parts?
I have only had JLCPCB populate the components on one of my projects. They did a nice job. Often, I don't need five fully populated PCBs. I believe you would need to order a minimum of five populated PCBs. Also, I am using parts I have acquired inexpensively (e.g., Ebay), and I expect JLCPCB would want to use parts they supply (if they have the parts). I'm not sure if it's an option to send parts to JLCPCB, but even if it was, it would be burdensome for me to do so.
thank you for making a good clear video and is helping me
Thank you for your sharing！
Thank you for the video. Do you need to have one of the inner layer as ground plane when both top and bottom also works as a ground plane?
Sorry for the delayed response. Yes, I would recommend it.
Will you please create a circuit using TH components at single layer? .
Sure thing! By single layer, I assume you mean top and bottom sides (two-layer) for signal routing, maybe with all components installed top-side?
Here's a walkthrough of a two-layer, through hole: th-cam.com/video/OASA7KLK_oM/w-d-xo.html. Not much would be needed to make it a true single layer. One trace would need to be moved, and I would change the layer fill from 5V0 to GND.
This is a great help - I plan to go thru this process hopefully soon. I know that you are populating the bga and small surface mount components yourself (and I want to be able to do it too) but is it expensive or problematic to let JLPCB to populate the harder parts?
I have only had JLCPCB populate the components on one of my projects. They did a nice job. Often, I don't need five fully populated PCBs. I believe you would need to order a minimum of five populated PCBs. Also, I am using parts I have acquired inexpensively (e.g., Ebay), and I expect JLCPCB would want to use parts they supply (if they have the parts). I'm not sure if it's an option to send parts to JLCPCB, but even if it was, it would be burdensome for me to do so.
Yeah, I did an ez80 adapter board with them not long ago and they don't stock the part. They were willing to accept my part but I agree its a hassle.
Nice tutorial
Thanks!
I only watched cuz I thought he was setting up some HDI vias .. Thru via in pad is a big no-no ..