I tried to make a small PCB layout using the following parts

1. Screw terminal 2 Pins
2. Screw terminal 2 Pins
3. Diode 4N1007
4. Capacitor

Schematic diagram: I made one schematic



PCB layout : I have converted schematic into the layout



It is just a small experiment and I need your opinion with my small example

Is it good design or I need it to modify for a better result?

If it's good then I wish to add more component's

Note : It is just an experiment for PCB designing

 

I would move everything as close together as possible, but you don´t show how big the components are. Also I would use copper planes instead of thin traces to have best current handling, such that basically all the pcb area is covered in copper.

 

I would move everything as close together as possible, but you don´t show how big the components are. Also I would use copper planes instead of thin traces to have best current handling, such that basically all the pcb area is covered in copper.

Hi kubeek
Just modified as you said



diode 1n4007 diameter 2.54 mm, horizontal, grid 10.16 mm
capacitor 6.2 mm

 

Artwork is "art".
Make it as beautiful as you can.

Also:
1. Give maximum spacing where possible
2. Don't enter a pad and leave the pad, i.e. connect only one trace to the pad.

 

2. Don't enter a pad and leave the pad, i.e. connect only one trace to the pad.

Did i do that in my layout?

 

I'd align the components more like this:

 

I'd align the components more like this:
View attachment 173536

It's a similar layout as posted in my first post but it increases the size of PCB

It would take more space if I would and more components

 

It would take more space if I would and more components

Not sure what that means.

Still no reason not to align components:

 

 

Not sure what that means.

Still no reason not to align components:
View attachment 173540
View attachment 173541

Which software are you using?



I have to take care of the size of the component.

I would to add 7805 IC

 

Which software are you using?

I'm using an old version of Eagle by Cadsoft. It's now owned by Autodesk.

What tool you use has little to do with coming up with "good" component placement.

 

I would to add 7805 IC

Why are you using a 1uF capacitor and a rectifying diode? Either the cap is too small or you don't need the diode.

Unless the diode is for reverse polarity protection. In that case, you should use a bridge rectifier.