The second is a four layer pcb of 39mm x 25.5mm, costing $16.42 for a quantity of 10 pcbs. The first is a two layers pcb of 79.6mm x 50.8mm, costing just $2.00 for a quantity of 10 pcbs. I chose two different projects for this test.
How in my case, I already had the gerber files done, so I just uploaded them to the system. By clicking in “Gerber view” is possible to visually inspect the gerber of pcb.Īlso in this screen is possible to change PCB definitions like the quantity of ordered pcbs, pcb thickness, pcb color and others. After the upload the a preview image will be showed and the basic characteristics of pcb will be preconfigured. You can select the compressed file by clicking on “Add your gerber file” or just drag and dropping the file over the button. In the next screen, add your gerber files. The second way is useful if you already have the gerber files generated by some tool.
The system will automatically capture PCB informations like dimensions and number of layers. If you are developing within EasyEDA just click on “Gerber Output” and your gerber file will be generated and transferred directly to the JLCPCB system. Requesting the production of PCBs is quite simple and there are two basic ways to do it. However, taking the design out of a breadboard (or universal board) and turning it into a PCB stills a big challenge, mainly due to the costs involved.Īnd exactly at this point the services offered by JLCPCB make the difference, offering a high level service of PCB manufacturing with an extremely competitive cost. These tests were made in two different boards of the brand and here I’ll report my impressions about them.ĭue to the spread of the maker culture and the do-it-yourself (DIY) and easy access to components and a huge amount of technical information available on Internet, it has become much simpler to develop a solution to a problem or just have fun soldering some components. Recently, I had the opportunity to test the printed circuit boards (PCB) offered by JLCPCB.
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