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Imported from GitHub: ankurlearner1/tech-diya · commit a51b136 · license MIT

Description

My first custom PCB design for Tech-Diya using KiCad 9.0

README

tech-diya

My first custom PCB design for Tech-Diya using KiCad 9.0

🔌 My First PCB Design – KiCad Journey Begins

This repository contains my first-ever PCB design, created using KiCad 🎉.
It was a fun and foundational experience exploring the world of PCB design — from schematics to layout.
While this board is functionally complete and includes all the necessary files, it is not yet fully optimized in terms of routing, layout, and component choice.


⚠️ Note

This design is not intended for real-world printing (yet).
Although it includes Gerber files and looks "print-ready", it should be considered hypothetical at this stage.
Future revisions will focus on:

  • Design rule optimization
  • Component placement improvements
  • Manufacturability enhancements

📂 Project Structure

MyFirstPCB/ ├── 📘 README.md → Project overview and details ├── 📂 schematic/ → KiCad schematic files (.kicad_sch) │ ├── 📂 pcb_layout/ → KiCad PCB layout files (.kicad_pcb) │ ├── 📂 gerber/ → Gerber & drill files for fabrication │ ├── .gbr → Gerber layer files │ └── .drl → Drill file │ ├── 📂 BOM/ → Bill of Materials (CSV or Excel) │ └── 📂 images/ → 2D/3D board previews and screenshots


🛠 Tools Used

  • KiCad 9.0 for schematic + PCB layout
  • Online preview tools for 3D renders and Gerber inspection

📸 Preview

The circuit digram that i have used !!

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3d print with circuit Fusion Design with Electronics


❓ Questions & Feedback

If you have any questions, suggestions, or feedback about the design or how I can improve, feel free to open an Issue or contact me directly.
I’m learning, experimenting, and always open to improvement.


🔄 Future Plans

  • Improve trace widths and spacing
  • Add silkscreen details
  • Perform DRC (Design Rule Check) validation
  • Generate fabrication-ready files

📝 License

This project is open-source under the MIT License – feel free to learn from it, but use it responsibly.


Thanks for checking out my journey into the world of hardware! 🚀

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