The first step might be the most obvious, but it’s tempting to overlook the first step in starting an Arduino shield board design: find the mechanical dimensions of your Arduino shield and the connector pinouts. Throughout this article and in some upcoming articles/videos, we’ll show several tutorials on how to use Arduino and shield boards, including some tutorials on application development. If you’re just learning how to use PCB design software and you want to create a custom shield, go download CircuitMaker, it’s free to download and free to use. If you’ve never designed your own Arduino shield board, follow along with the instructions shown below. You can even design these boards to be reconfigurable if you like, similar to the shield board shown above. These boards have the same form factor and board-to-board connection that matches your favorite Arduino base board, but you have freedom to control many of the basic aspects of the layout in your shield board.
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