Links

• How To Make (almost) Anything
• Eagle Software and PCB Design
• FabISP - Fab-able In-System Programmer
• Jeremy Blum's tutorials
  • github
  • Tutorial 1 (video
  • Tutorial 2
    • video
    • Eagle Tutorial 2 Files (zip)
• Learning to Make a PCB « Julio Terra
• How-to: Prepare your Eagle designs for manufacture
• Sparkfun
  • Tutorials
    • Integrated Circuits
    • Five Days of Prototyping
    • Lecture 1 - Background and Power Supply
    • Lecture 2 - How to Get Code Onto a Microcontroller
    • Lecture 3 - What is an oscillator?
    • Lecture 4 - UART and Serial Communication
    • Lecture 5 - AVR GCC Compiling
    • Lecture 6 - Soldering Basics
    • Lecture 7 - SMD Soldering
    • Lecture 8 - Eagle: Schematics
    • Lecture 9 - Eagle: PCB Layout
    • Lecture 10 - Eagle: Creating a new part
    • Common Mistakes, Tips and Tricks
  • sparkfun/SparkFun-Eagle-Libraries
  • Eagle Rules
  • DRC
  • CAM
• Resources
  • PCB G-Code
    • After adding the pcb gcode to the ulp file you need to set up the directory so that it will find the software when you try to run it. To do this you need to open eagle>options>directories> and under User Language Programs add the location. For me I had to add :/Applications/EAGLE-6.4.0/ulp/pcb-gcode
• OSH Park ~ Welcome
  • Geber board viewer
  • Print PCBs
• Gerber File Viewer
  • gerbv - A Free/Open Source Gerber Viewer
    • sudo port install gerbv