Aquacoin AC70
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have a complete schematic ready and now need it translated into a production-ready multi-layer PCB. The board will carry a mix of high-speed signals and power lines, so careful layer stacking, impedance control, and good grounding practices are critical.
You’ll start from my annotated schematic (PDF + native CAD format) and component datasheets. I’ll also share form-factor constraints and the connector placement I must keep. From there, I expect:
• Clean, rule-checked PCB layout in the CAD tool you normally use (Altium, KiCad, or Eagle are all fine).
• Gerber/ODB++ files, drill files, and pick-and-place data prepared for fabrication.
• Source CAD files so I can make future edits.
• A concise design report summarising layer stack, controlled-impedance traces, and any DFM considerations you applied.
Before we wrap up, I’d like a quick online walkthrough of the completed design so we can verify component orientation, keep-outs, and test-point access together. Deliverables will be accepted once the board passes an automated DRC and my CM’s basic manufacturability check.
If you’re comfortable working with tight traces, differential pairs, and multi-layer stackups, I’m ready to get started right away.
You’ll start from my annotated schematic (PDF + native CAD format) and component datasheets. I’ll also share form-factor constraints and the connector placement I must keep. From there, I expect:
• Clean, rule-checked PCB layout in the CAD tool you normally use (Altium, KiCad, or Eagle are all fine).
• Gerber/ODB++ files, drill files, and pick-and-place data prepared for fabrication.
• Source CAD files so I can make future edits.
• A concise design report summarising layer stack, controlled-impedance traces, and any DFM considerations you applied.
Before we wrap up, I’d like a quick online walkthrough of the completed design so we can verify component orientation, keep-outs, and test-point access together. Deliverables will be accepted once the board passes an automated DRC and my CM’s basic manufacturability check.
If you’re comfortable working with tight traces, differential pairs, and multi-layer stackups, I’m ready to get started right away.