Altium ESP32 Medical PCB
Budget: $10 – $50 USD
I have a working circuit diagram for a medical BMI device that runs on an ESP32 and draws power exclusively from a source (5V, 8V, or 12V). The next step is to translate that raw schematic into a complete, single-sided PCB project inside Altium Designer.
I will share the current diagram and full component details as soon as we start. The board must fit within exact outline dimensions that I’ll provide; for now simply keep in mind that a fixed footprint is mandatory, not optional. Proper USB power routing, clear silkscreen labelling, and component placement that respects medical-grade assembly practices are essential.
Please return a production-ready Altium package that includes:
• Clean, annotated schematic
• Optimised single-layer PCB layout meeting my size envelope
• Comprehensive BOM with manufacturer part numbers
• Fabrication files (Gerbers, drill, pick-and-place, IPC-356)
Everything should open without errors in the current release of Altium Designer and be ready for immediate upload to a board house.
I will share the current diagram and full component details as soon as we start. The board must fit within exact outline dimensions that I’ll provide; for now simply keep in mind that a fixed footprint is mandatory, not optional. Proper USB power routing, clear silkscreen labelling, and component placement that respects medical-grade assembly practices are essential.
Please return a production-ready Altium package that includes:
• Clean, annotated schematic
• Optimised single-layer PCB layout meeting my size envelope
• Comprehensive BOM with manufacturer part numbers
• Fabrication files (Gerbers, drill, pick-and-place, IPC-356)
Everything should open without errors in the current release of Altium Designer and be ready for immediate upload to a board house.