I will design a kicad pcb layout and schematic with gerber files
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About this Gig
I create clear, editable KiCad schematics and PCB layouts for small low-voltage electronics projects. Starter delivers a schematic and PDF for up to 15 parts. Standard turns your supplied circuit into a two-layer PCB with up to 20 parts and a 50 x 50 mm outline. Advanced includes schematic capture and a two-layer PCB for up to 30 parts and 60 x 60 mm.
PCB tiers include KiCad source, Gerber and drill files, a BOM, a 3D design view where component models are available, and ERC/DRC results with any remaining limitations explained. The gallery shows a KiCad design render, not a photograph of a manufactured board. Fabrication, assembly, physical testing and certification are separate.
Please share your circuit requirements and fabrication constraints before purchase if your project is near a tier limit.
Specialization:
Circuit design
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Schematics
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Layout
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Gerber
File format:
Gerber
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Other
Software:
KiCad
Interface:
UART
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I2C
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FAQ
Does the Starter tier include a PCB?
No. Starter covers schematic capture and ERC for up to 15 parts. Standard and Advanced include a two-layer layout within their size and component limits.
Will the board be manufactured or physically tested?
These are design-file packages. Fabrication, assembly, bench testing and measurements are separate. ERC/DRC checks do not prove physical electrical performance.
Are RF, mains, BGA or high-power circuits supported?
These tiers cover small low-voltage boards. RF, mains, safety-critical, BGA, high-speed and high-power designs are outside this listing.
What does the 3D preview show?
The actual PCB and available component models. A generic or missing model is disclosed; the preview is not a photograph of manufactured hardware.
Are manufacturing files included?
PCB tiers include Gerbers, drills and a BOM with native source. Special assembly/CPL requirements, sourcing and manufacturer-specific checks must be agreed first.

