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I will design a professional pcb layout and circuit in kicad
About this Gig
Looking for a professional, manufacturing-ready PCB layout designed in KiCad? You are in the right place!
I am an electronics engineer specializing in high-quality PCB design and circuit layout using KiCad. Whether you have a complete schematic or just a rough conceptual sketch on paper, I will transform your ideas into a fully optimized, production-ready printed circuit board.
What I Can Do For You:
- Schematic capture and circuit design correction
- 2-layer, 4-layer, and multi-layer PCB layout optimization
- Component footprint creation matching manufacturer datasheets
- Signal integrity, proper grounding, and power plane optimization
- Compact, custom shape, and enclosure-fitted board layouts
Every standard/premium delivery includes a complete fabrication package:
- Gerber Files (RS-274X standard format)
- Drill Files (Excellon NC format)
- Bill of Materials (BOM) with manufacturer part numbers and supplier links
- Pick and Place / Centroid File for automated SMT assembly
- 3D STEP Model of the assembled board for your mechanical enclosure design
- Original KiCad Project Source Files
Why choose me?
I design all boards adhering to industry standards ensuringe high yield and no fabrication erros.
File format:
Gerber
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STEP
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SCH
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3DS
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Software:
Fusion 360
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KiCad
Interface:
UART
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USB
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SPI
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I2C
FAQ
Which software do you use for PCB design?
I use KiCad exclusively, which ensures you receive open-source, fully modifiable project source files with no licensing issues.
What files do I need to provide to start?
For the layout-only package, please provide your schematic files or netlist. For full circuit design, a block diagram, component datasheets, or a detailed explanation of your project goals will work perfectly.
Do you test the physical hardware boards?
This gig covers the digital CAD design and manufacturing file generation only. I do not manufacture, assemble, or physically test the hardware boards.
