Step 4: Solder the components
After making the PCB, you'll solder the components.
Follow the schematic and board layout to populate the board.
I suggest you to start with the microcontroller related stuff, and test it first.
Don't forget to solder the jumper wires!
Then solder all the LEDs and TLC5940 and all the remaining components.
Properly secure the batteries, otherwise it'll fly away! (check the video)
Since I didn't have the battery holders that I placed in the board layout, I had to use another kind of holder.
Follow the schematic and board layout to populate the board.
I suggest you to start with the microcontroller related stuff, and test it first.
Don't forget to solder the jumper wires!
Then solder all the LEDs and TLC5940 and all the remaining components.
Properly secure the batteries, otherwise it'll fly away! (check the video)
Since I didn't have the battery holders that I placed in the board layout, I had to use another kind of holder.
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cryptoni
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Aug 4, 2009. 7:53 PMReply
what kind of connector is that for plugging the hall connector
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Hazard (author)
in reply to Aug 5, 2009. 3:58 PMReply
I don't know what it is called. Just go to your favorite electronics store and provide some kind of description or show the photo.
herpelcano
in reply to Sep 23, 2010. 10:21 PMReply
90degree male header.
cryptoni
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Aug 10, 2009. 7:57 AMReply
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Hazard (author)
in reply to Aug 12, 2009. 12:14 PMReply
Could you clarify the question? I could not understand. Thanks!
cryptoni
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Jul 21, 2009. 11:57 AMReply
i dont know how to make the pcb in eagle editor show me i have all the components and parts all i need is your pcb thanks
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