How to Design Your Own Custom Microcontroller Board

This is an interesting tutorial series. With it you’ll learn how to design your own custom microcontroller board. This custom 32-bit microcontroller board example is based on an Arm Cortex-M0 STM32 from ST Microelectronics.

Tutorial: How to Design Your Own Custom Microcontroller Board — Part 1

https://predictabledesigns.com/tutorial-how-to-design-your-own-custom-microcontroller-board-video-part1/

Tutorial: How to Design Your Own Custom Microcontroller Board — Part 2

https://blog.hackster.io/tutorial-how-to-design-your-own-custom-microcontroller-board-8ca5d0f943df

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  1. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Pyramiduino
    https://www.hackster.io/baldengineer/pyramiduino-6d42c7

    The AddOhms YouTube channel features this board in a three-part series. It shows how to design a DIY, or standalone, Arduino board. Learn how to draw the schematic, layout the PCB, and finally turn-on the finished board.

    Originally, the board was a boring rectangle. Then I remembered an old trick to giving presentations: “Draw a triangle on the board.” You’d be surprised how often it works. In this case, I made some cool boards and an entire video series out of the strange tip.

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  2. Tomi Engdahl says:

    ELECTRONOOBS Will Teach You How to Build Your Own Custom Arduino UNO
    https://blog.hackster.io/electronoobs-will-teach-you-how-to-build-your-own-custom-arduino-uno-900285a8f111

    This tutorial was created by ELECTRONOOBS, and it illustrates how he designed ELECTRONooBINO — his own modified version of the classic Arduino UNO. His design adds a second row of pin headers, SPI port compatibility, a USB Mini B port in place of the standard USB B port, and a couple of aesthetic changes. If you follow the same process, you should be able to add whatever components you want in order to end up with the perfect Arduino for your project.

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