Mihir Shah and Liam Cadigan will host the Hack Chat on Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at noon Pacific Time.
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The printed circuit design process is pretty unique among manufacturing processes. Chances are pretty good that except for possibly a breadboard prototype, the circuit that sits before you after coming back from assembly has only ever existed in EDA software or perhaps a circuit simulator. Sure, it's supposed to work, but will it?
You can -- and should -- do some power-off testing of new boards, but at some point you're going to have to flip the switch and see what happens. The PCB bring-up process needs to be approached carefully, lest debugging any problems that crop up become more difficult than need be. Mihir and Liam from inspectAR will discuss the bring-up process in depth, offering tips and tricks to make things go as smoothly as possible, as well as demonstrating how the inspectAR platform can fit into that process, especially with teams that are distributed across remote sites. If your board releases the Magic Smoke, you'll want to know if it's your design or an assembly issue, and an organized bring-up plan can be a big help.
Note: Liam will be doing a simulcast web demo of inspectAR at https://zoom.us/j/93198290181
We usually go an hour, but that's up to you
