Id like to design a simple board over the holidays, I've never layed out a board before, so Im a little nervous :)
I've started the schematic capture, and the routing and found a cheap place to get it fabd. (I dont want to muddy the waters by doing a homebrew pcb myself!)
Id like to go with whatevers the cheapest to manufacture, so Im thinking about the $65 single sided boards at
Does a "SINGLE SIDE SSS" normally mean that all the traces will be on one side? i.e. I cant route vias from the bottom to the topside inorder to ease the routing? I would prefer to have 2 signal layers, (no power layers, etc) but this might be the more expensive "DOUBLE SIDE BOARD" option?
Also, does the standard drill tools (.7,.9,1,1.1,1.3,1.5,2.1,3.3mm) refer to the thru-hole ICs (in case I have any)?
Thanks!