Hello spent the lesson looking at PCB design software that will allow me to send my design of to a board manufacture and they can print me off a nice looking PCB,

So easyPC which is what I looked at today is quite hard to get my head around but the plan of action is to spend some time on it before next lecture this mean's drawing the chip from RS and adding it to the board.

James Uren is going to help me design the board as far as putting caps and resistors in because I am a bit lost with that.

Also checked the power consumption of my motor which is 36v at 0.8amps so 28.8watts the chip is rated a 3 amp at 55v which is 165 watts so I'm okay.