Author(s):	Scott Finneran
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http://lca2012.linux.org.au/schedule/33/view_talk
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Description:	This is a near two hour course on how to design a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) from scratch using only Free and Open Source Software. The student will learn skills such as how to design and layout a board that will work the first time (without bursting into flame). They'll learn how to minimise the manufacturing cost of their new board and how to navigate the maze of manufacturing options. At the same time, they'll learn how to produce a board that is not just an end product but a platform for themselves and the community to further hack on. The only thing more rewarding than a working printed circuit board is seeing others do things with it that you had never even considered. markdown
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