Add Connectors to KiCad PCB
Budget: $30 – $100 USD
An existing KiCad-based board is ready for its next revision. The design itself is stable; all I need now is to introduce 1–2 new connectors and make sure they are fully integrated into both the schematic and the PCB layout without disturbing the current footprint, board outline, or signal integrity.
You will open the current KiCad project (v6 files) I supply, drop in the specified connectors exactly where the mechanical envelope allows, route the required nets cleanly, and run the usual DRC/ERC checks so the file set remains error-free. Board dimensions, mounting holes, and all other components stay exactly as they are.
Deliverables:
• Updated schematic and PCB layout files (.kicad_sch, .kicad_pcb)
• Fresh Gerbers, drill files, and pick-and-place output ready for fabrication
• Updated BOM reflecting the new connectors
I will verify the work by importing the files into my own KiCad environment and running a final DRC; acceptance is complete once no errors appear and the connectors align with the mechanical drawing I provide.
The job is straightforward and should be quick for someone comfortable with KiCad routing conventions.
You will open the current KiCad project (v6 files) I supply, drop in the specified connectors exactly where the mechanical envelope allows, route the required nets cleanly, and run the usual DRC/ERC checks so the file set remains error-free. Board dimensions, mounting holes, and all other components stay exactly as they are.
Deliverables:
• Updated schematic and PCB layout files (.kicad_sch, .kicad_pcb)
• Fresh Gerbers, drill files, and pick-and-place output ready for fabrication
• Updated BOM reflecting the new connectors
I will verify the work by importing the files into my own KiCad environment and running a final DRC; acceptance is complete once no errors appear and the connectors align with the mechanical drawing I provide.
The job is straightforward and should be quick for someone comfortable with KiCad routing conventions.