After doing all the design of the schematic and PCB in the online streams, I ordered the PCBs to be manufactured online. When they arrived I started assembling all the components in the PCB, and the problems arised.
![Real PCB! Real PCB!](https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/8136341643113422522.jpg)
This DC Load can be tailored to each specific job. In my case I did the schematic for my own purpose, that is:
- Max Voltage : 15V
- Max Current: 3A
I didnt have all the components when I started the assembly, so I started with what I had, that is the screen, the Arduino and some buttons. This way, I can start testing the inputs and the first version of the source code.
![](https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/3369301643117892474.jpg)
Even in such small step there were problems in the PCB and so, I had to implement some ad-hoc solutions:
![](https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/8648941643118042197.jpg)
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