Fix silkscreen on Beaglebone top board

[johnlimjsj]

• Change name from "Top Board" to "Woodstock"
• Switched the 12V and GND label to make it correct
• Change size of drill hole from 1.25 to 0.75
• Change 2.2uF capacitor to 2.2uF a polarised Tantalum Capacitor

[tobinsarah]

BOARD:

• I'm not sure that this is a problem, but the 2x20 pin headers aren't behaving like parts on the board... I can't select, move, or get info on them.
• Are c1 and c2 both polar? If so, I would put them in the same orientation, even if that means they don't line up. This might prevent soldering mistakes later.

SCHEMATIC (low priority):

• Tidy up: Component labels should be horizontal and should not overlap each other; ground and power symbols should be vertical.
• You can add your name to "design by" since you worked on it :)

[cduck]

One final thing: Both capacitors have the wrong polarity in the schematic. You need to change it so the side with the + is connected to the higher voltage. The parts will also have to be moved on the board.

[dwai213]

Hi John This looks pretty good. Keep it up! Just some more minor things

• LT323A label, can you change its ratio so that it's the same as all the other labels on the silk? You can right click -> properties to see what I mean
• Also, can you move the LT323A label out of the way of the giant red ground pad for the 5V regulator?
• pioneers.berkeley.edu instead of pioners.berkeley.edu please :D
• Update the revision information? Isn't this revB? @cduck can correct me if I am wrong

Not so important, but why does this part of the PCB have a colliding silk? Is it possible to clean this up?

[cduck]

Yes, it should be RevB.

That silkscreen is on the top and bottom. It's not colliding.

[cduck]

Merged.