Custom Arduino onto PCB

I am new to Arduino boards (Netduino to more specific) and new was going to use on for a University project. Having coded in Embedded C before, but being a fan OOP, I was thinking to design my project based on the .NET Micro Framework, while prototyping with my Netduino. Because this is a University project I am required to design my own PCB board.

Would I be able to rebuild my Netduino onto my own custom PCB board by ordering all the same parts from the Netduino’s schematic? Again, I am new to Arudino boards (still waiting for the Netduino in the mail) and I don’t know if I can just download any directories or libraries that would be essential to making my microcontroller communicate with its peripherals.

If anyone has any input or, especially, if you have gone through this process before, I would very much appreciate your input. THanks!!!

RickyX,

IIRC, the “Netduino”, despite its unfortunate name, is not an Arduino. It has some physical characteristics that make it compatible with some Arduino accessories, but it has a processor, code, and development environment that are not the same as Arduino.

Therefore, you might do better posting Netduino questions in some other forum (at SparkFun or elsewhere).

Eric

I had no idea. Thank you very much.