Arduino clone question

Alright so i haven't been using the arduino for a very long time but, i am finishing up a project and i am trying to make an arduino clone built into the pcb with all of my other components on it.

The problem i am having is finding a schmatic for where resistors, capacitors and the like need to be attached to the atmega 328.

i looked at the arduino schematic and i made my head hurt. i pretty much want to make something like the boardduino but have it built into a larger board that will have everything i need snugly built into it.

anyone know any sites that will give me the info that i need?

thanks in advance!

i looked at the arduino schematic and i made my head hurt. i pretty much want to make something like the boardduino but have it built into a larger board

The BoArduino schematic is also downloadable Boarduino - Breadboard-compatible Arduino Clone , and there's a version of the "Really Bare Bones Board" described here: http://www.instructables.com/id/Single-Sided-Really-Bare-Bones-Board-Arduino-in-EA/

I make a board called the PICO1TR and it is designed to
be plugged into a larger board. The schematic, BOM
and layout are in the datasheet at --
http://wiblocks.luciani.org/PICO/PICO1TR-index.html

I also have a version that adds a real-time clock and prototyping
area -- see Loading...

(* jcl *)

Sorry i know this is a double post but i really need to get an answer lol

I had Eagle drawn the leads and it made it double sided. Which is fine cause i am having it printed. However, i am worried about the connection, seeing as how i am still pretty new to this my question is do i need to put in vias or will i be able to solder all of the components to one side and still be fine because the connection points maybe work as vias?

here is a pic

like always thanks a lot for all the help

If the board is being professionally fabricated then typically all the component holes will be "plated". You'll often see terms like "plated through-hole" or "PTH" to refer to regular (non-surface mount) assembly.

Plated holes have a lining of copper that joins the two sides of the board together, so yes, the component lead will act as a via. Typically you'll see solder flow through the hole and tent up on both sides of the board.

Something else you may find useful is a brief tutorial I wrote about PCB surface finishes:

PCB Surface Finishes | Freetronics

Jon
Practical Arduino: www.practicalarduino.com

I'm a big fan of the RBBB http://www.moderndevice.com/products/rbbb-kit Take a look at the assembly Instructions and schematic, its very simple and does a lot of hand holding. Its easy to transfer the circuit to whatever you want. I use it on stripboard.