Double-Layer Consumer Electronics PCB Design
Budget: $10 – $30 AUD
I need a compact, double-layer PCB laid out for a new consumer-electronics gadget I’m developing. The core of the job is turning my hand-drawn schematic into production-ready files—complete with a tidy footprint adapter that lets an unusual component pitch fit neatly onto standard headers.
Board size is small (under 50 × 50 mm), component count is modest, and all routing must meet typical 2-layer constraints for low-cost fabrication. I’ll provide the schematic, mechanical outline, and the datasheet for the part that needs the custom footprint.
What I’d like back:
• Clean, organised source files in KiCad or Altium (your choice, just stay consistent).
• Gerbers, drill files, and pick-and-place data ready for JLCPCB/Seeed.
• A concise BOM with part numbers in stock at a major supplier.
I will review by importing the project into my CAD tool and running DRC; please keep clearances and trace widths sensible for 1 oz copper. If anything’s unclear, ask before routing so we avoid rework.
Board size is small (under 50 × 50 mm), component count is modest, and all routing must meet typical 2-layer constraints for low-cost fabrication. I’ll provide the schematic, mechanical outline, and the datasheet for the part that needs the custom footprint.
What I’d like back:
• Clean, organised source files in KiCad or Altium (your choice, just stay consistent).
• Gerbers, drill files, and pick-and-place data ready for JLCPCB/Seeed.
• A concise BOM with part numbers in stock at a major supplier.
I will review by importing the project into my CAD tool and running DRC; please keep clearances and trace widths sensible for 1 oz copper. If anything’s unclear, ask before routing so we avoid rework.