This repository contains my course notes from the Udemy course KiCAD like a Pro by Dr Peter Dalmaris, as well as several beginner friendly KiCAD projects (some of which are inspired in the course)

Image	Name	Description	Source
	LED Torch	First basic PBC. Project #1 from the Udemy course KiCAD like a Pro by Dr Peter Dalmaris	KiCAD like a Pro
	Breadboard Power Supply	Project #2 from the Udemy course KiCAD like a Pro by Dr Peter Dalmaris	KiCAD like a Pro
	Tiny Solar Supply	Project #3 from the Udemy course KiCAD like a Pro by Dr Peter Dalmaris	KiCAD like a Pro
	MCU Datalogger	Project #4 from the Udemy course KiCAD like a Pro by Dr Peter Dalmaris	KiCAD like a Pro
	Kinect Lite	Hacking the Kinect - inspired by a post by Weekend Robotics from 2019 on how to turn an old Kinect into a low cost and compact USB-C powered RGBD sensor	Weekend Robotics and vojtapl's Github
	Pico IoT Thingy	Raspberry PICO IoT device on 4-layer PCB with sensors and more b- based on a YouTube tutorial by morten	YouTube tutorial by morten
	MSPM0	Texas Instruments MSPM0-based hardware (USB, power, MCU, peripherals) based on a YouTube tutorial by Phil's Lab	YouTube tutorial by Phil's Lab
	Reskin	5X Reskin pressure sensor for robotics	raunaqbhirangi's Github

This repository follows (mostly) these recommendations to facilitate that everything needed to replicate these projects travels with the repo

This repository uses Git Large File Storage (Git LFS) to handle large files (mainly for CAD models, and zipped gerber files).

If you clone the repo without Git LFS, large files will appear as tiny pointer files instead of the real content.

1. Install Git LFS on your system:

   sudo apt install git-lfs

2. Run once on your machine to set it up for your user account:

   git lfs install

3. Clone the repository as usual:

   git clone https://github.com/mhered/KiCAD_udemy_course.git