For my engineering class, I am designing a digital scale. I have already made a working proof-of-concept by using jumper wires to connect several arduino modules to an Arduino UNO.
I want to make a PCB to simplify the design, and not just have a mess of arduino modules. I want the design to be flat and small, so I need to make a custom PCB, integrating each module onto the board. Say I'm not using a protoboard, but sending it to a company to get it custom manufactured. This PCB would use through-hole components, and not SMD.
I am trying to build the eagle files for the PCB. I have rounded up the SCH file for each arduino module, and the arduino itself.
I am trying to make this PCB in the easiest and fastest way possible.
Should I just copy and paste, and connect the modules' SCH files into one big SCH file? Then create a BRD file to create the proper footprints and holes?
Thanks
