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HA105 - Intro to Power Electronics - Design an LDO (then design a buck converter)
PCB Layout
Route the PCB
Schematic Capture
Capture the design
3D Layout
Manufacturing Outputs
Design Power Electronics of a Linear Drop-out Regulator 2-layer PCB (OrCAD Edition)
What's included?
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10 Chapters
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1 Certification
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Questions
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Videos
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PDF Guides
Design Power Electronics
You will learn how to develop, organize and implement a linear regulator circuit.
Understand Layout
Learn layout techniques to ensure the power electronic circuit delivers the power it is intended to. Generate manufacturing files (Gerber, ODB++, IPC-2581).
Meet the instructor
Kirsch Mackey
Kirsch started PCB design with analog circuit design, then with power electronics. Kirsch has intense academic and practical design-from-scratch to board bring-up experience with the buck, boost, SEPIC converters and has a formal education of all major switching converter topologies.
Kirsch is also part of the controls team for power electronics and power systems at the University of Arkansas with Dr. Roy A. McCann, Dr. H. Alan Mantooth, Dr. Carlos Balda and Dr. Yue Zhao.
Finally, as an adjunct professor teaching PCB design at the Rochester Institute of Technology, he knows the common pitfalls students face when learning schematic and PCB layout, as he has designed a number of PCBs for companies in the United States as a freelancer and business owner.
Kirsch is also part of the controls team for power electronics and power systems at the University of Arkansas with Dr. Roy A. McCann, Dr. H. Alan Mantooth, Dr. Carlos Balda and Dr. Yue Zhao.
Finally, as an adjunct professor teaching PCB design at the Rochester Institute of Technology, he knows the common pitfalls students face when learning schematic and PCB layout, as he has designed a number of PCBs for companies in the United States as a freelancer and business owner.
Patrick Jones - Course author