Building a Two-layer, Through-hole PCB in EasyEDA Pro (for an AVR64DU28 Microcontroller board)

In this video, I walk through the complete design of a two-layer, through-hole PCB using EasyEDA Pro. The board is based on a Microchip AVR64DU28 microcontroller (MCU). Mistakes were made, so check out my corresponding blog post for additional details. :) ** Continued at    • AVR64DU28 MCU - Board Assembly & Basic Tes...  . Related blog post: https://www.rehsdonline.com/post/micr... Corrections: -I noticed the user button and reset button in the schematic were rotated 90 degrees from what I had in my mind. See the blog post for additional details. -Around the one minute forty-eight second mark, I refer to the DC barrel connector a few times as a USB connector. -The USB connector I was initially using was actually a micro USB-B, and not USB-C. ----------------------------------------------------------- CHAPTERS: 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:55 Requirements/Constraints 00:03:09 Basic Resources 00:04:17 Starting the Design 00:08:42 Schematic in EasyEDA Pro 01:32:00 PCB Layout in EasyEDA Pro 02:17:10 Routing in EasyEDA Pro 02:51:00 Ordering on JLCPCB 02:56:06 Wrap-up ------------------------------------------------------------ Walkthrough: Building a Small PCB in EasyEDA Pro (BGA CPLD Dev Board)    • Walkthrough: Building a Small PCB in EasyE...   Trying Out EasyEDA Pro - Creating a New Component (Device)    • Trying Out EasyEDA Pro - Creating a New Co...   GitHub https://github.com/rehsd/microcontoll... EasyEDA Pro End-user Guide https://prodocs.easyeda.com/en/