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Wearable Design Project - Part V: PCB Layout Part I

*Wearable Design Project - Part V: PCB Layout Part I* Unlock the secrets of PCB layout in wearable tech design! Join Piet Callemeyn in Part V of our wearable technology design series as he navigates the complexities of creating a wireless heart rate sensor. In this episode, Piet tackles the critical PCB layout preparation process. Piet covers everything you need to know. If you've been with us from the start, you’ve already explored low power consumption, connectivity challenges, and sensor efficiency. Now, take a deeper dive into the core of wearable tech design with Piet. Don't miss out on this essential guide to mastering PCB layout in your wearable technology projects! 👉 Here's the ENTIRE Series: Part One:    • Wearable Design Project - Part I: Introduc...   Part Two:    • Wearable Design Project - Part II: Sensing   Part Three:    • Wearable Design Project - Part III: Connec...   Part Four:    • Wearable Design Project - Part IV: Power S...   Part Five:    • Wearable Design Project - Part V: PCB Layo...   Part Six:    • Wearable Design Project - Part VI: PCB Lay...   Final Part:    • Wearable Design Project - Part VII: PCB La...   👉 Or Check Out the Playlist:    • Wearable Design Project: The Video Series   👉 The project which was used in this series you can find here: https://altium-community-projects.365... In this video, you'll learn about: System architecture design for wearable devices Key strategies for component placement on a small PCB layout Differences between rigid and rigid-flex PCB designs Optimizing microcontroller placement and connectivity Ensuring robust power management in your wearable sensors 👉 Follow Altium on TikTok:   / ucqp3thnpsaqhyccjpdwrt8w   👉 Follow Altium on X:   / altium   👉 Follow Altium on Linkedin:   / altium   👉 Follow Altium on Facebook:   / altiumofficial   👉 Follow Altium on Instagram:   / altium_official   About Altium LLC Altium LLC (ASX:ALU), a global software company based in San Diego, California, is accelerating the pace of innovation through electronics. From individual inventors to multinational corporations, more PCB designers and engineers choose Altium software to design and realize electronics-based products. #Altium #PCBdesign #Electronics #wearableproject #pcblayout #AltiumDesignerProjects ~-~~-~~~-~~-~ Check Out Our Latest Video: "How to Draw Antipads"    • How to Draw Antipads - Complete Tutorial   ~-~~-~~~-~~-~