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Offline Melvang

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Stupid quick PCB design
« on: Wed, 02 July 2025, 09:52:23 »
I was wondering if anyone would be willing to design a super simple PCB for me.  Essentially, I want this pcb but tweaked for an RP2040 controller instead of a Teensy 2.0.  I have tried many times to learn KiCad but can never seem to get the work flow down for ****. 
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Offline zegonix

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Re: Stupid quick PCB design
« Reply #1 on: Thu, 03 July 2025, 02:50:09 »
you linked to a post by someone (with the same handle as you) on a pcb manufacturers website. is this a product you want to sell? if so, it would be in your best interest to be transparent.

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Re: Stupid quick PCB design
« Reply #2 on: Thu, 03 July 2025, 04:53:09 »
The link is a PCB that I had done years ago, that is my account on Oshpark.  Another GH member did the Kicad work for me, by the name of Moz if memory is correct. I am not looking to sell it, unless there is interest for a GB, but I doubt it. I do plan to make the design public on Oshpark.
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Re: Stupid quick PCB design
« Reply #3 on: Thu, 03 July 2025, 05:33:16 »
alright. on the pictures i don't see too much, but from the description i assume, the pcb houses a usb-connector, a power converter and the mcu, whose gpios are just routed to the pins?
i could do this, but it will be just functional, not pretty or sure to work in any environment (i could not guarantee for esd safety, or emi specifications..)
« Last Edit: Thu, 03 July 2025, 05:36:36 by zegonix »