Arranged the SMD components as per the schematic diagram, so that it will be easier for placing the components on the PCB.

First I have applied the solder paste by using a solder paste syringe.

Placed the components by using tweezers

Cooked the PCB using my Hot Plate.

Soldered the Through Hole Components : 3 x JST connectors, Push Button Switch, and USB-C Socket



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