MCU PCB design: Difference between revisions

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Unless you have experience designing PCBs, it is not recommended to design a custom PCB which integrates an MCU as a first project.

There are many reasons to fully integrate all discrete components on a custom PCB layout, as opposed to connecting daughter boards and breakout boards.

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