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opened 2023-03-10 22:39:55 +00:00 by engineerjoe440 · 0 comments
engineerjoe440 commented 2023-03-10 22:39:55 +00:00
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Our board layout should be established in KiCAD (Joe's choice as the benevolent dictator of the project).

The basic board layout should account for:

  • overall dimensions (length x width)
  • component mounting options
    • microcontroller slot
    • voltage regulator
    • power connector slot
    • rotary encoder attachment
    • LED matrix connection
    • (optional) piezo element
  • silkscreen labels
  • trace-routing
Our board layout should be established in KiCAD (Joe's choice as the benevolent dictator of the project). The basic board layout should account for: * overall dimensions (length x width) * component mounting options * microcontroller slot * voltage regulator * power connector slot * rotary encoder attachment * LED matrix connection * (optional) piezo element * silkscreen labels * trace-routing
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