Finished the PCB and Schematics I know I hadn’t been posting a dev-log in a while, but I had been working on the PCB and schematics. Since this was my first PCB design in Ki-Cad, when I finished the designing part, I found out that I had more than 100 errors LOL. Most of them were caused by some footprint errors and me being a complete newbie with the software. So… I re-did it T_T. But now, I have managed to blip the errors out of existence LOL, and I have made the PCB look more futuristic rather than something you would find in an average college project. I am doing the modelling part now, which tbh I think is the most crucial yet simple part of this project. I am too excited to see the end product ;)
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Put the microcontroller to the edge of the PCB or you can’t plug in any USB C
Yeah, I actually considered doing that, and I even had the Seeduino on the edge in the first version, but I decided to go with this layout instead. I plan to keep the PCB easily accessible to create the Cyberpunk aesthetic I’m going for, or I might just permanently hook up the cable and create a dedicated path for it. That would also help prevent the port from getting damaged or coming off with time. Really appreciate the advice though :3
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