Tutorial #2: Drawing Schematic and Connecting Microcontroller + Accelerometer ( EasyEDA )

A Step by Step tutorial to help everyone to learn how to design and build a simple microcontroller board. This Part 2 is about how to draw a schematic for PIC Microcontroller and KXTJ3 Accelerometer. Here is the finished project where you can see how this board is used: - Making a Magic Wand with Light Effects and Spell Recognition | Wizards Wand Download the finished Schematic and PCB here: Download the project source code from here: Watch the full tutorial here: Individual videos: - Tutorial #1: How to Design and Build Your Own Board - Simply and Easily - Tutorial #2: Drawing Schematic and Connecting Microcontroller Accelerometer ( EasyEDA ) - Tutorial #3: Starting a new PCB, Placing Components, Improving Schematic - Tutorial #4: How To Do PCB Layout (Step by Step) - Tutorial #5: Improving Your PCB Layout and Manufacturing Your Board - Tutorial #6: Useful Steps To Do After You Receive Your Boards From Production Some soldering tips - Tutorial #7: How to Write Software And Program Your Board - Step by Step Chapters: 00:00 - Adding connectors for RGB LED 04:25 - Connecting LED to a Microcontroller 09:54 - Connecting Accelerometer 19:43 - Connecting I2C Accelerometer to MCU 29:30 - Connecting Interrupt to MCU 32:43 - Add support for MCU Debugging 43:43 - Connecting a Button to MCU 50:39 - Connecting MCU power 56:46 - Adding I2C header 1:00:01 - Annotating Schematic 1:04:02 - Mark unconnected pins 1:04:45 - Importing Schematic to PCB ------------------------------------------------------ Would you like to support me? It’s simple: - Sign up for my Hardware design and PCB Layout online courses: - You can also support me through Patreon: - Or sign up for my Udemy course: It is much appreciated. Thank you, - Robert