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Add PDF file with board layout #2

Open tomverbeure opened 4 years ago

tomverbeure commented 4 years ago

Just like a .pdf is available for the schematic, it'd be nice to have it available too for the PCB for quick reference.

I can install KiCAD on my little travel laptop, of course, but it's just a bit of overkill.

Thanks! Tom

vr2045 commented 4 years ago

Could you please clarify what the PDF would be used for so I can provide the right information?

eg. I want to:

tomverbeure commented 4 years ago

I want to be able to:

vr2045 commented 4 years ago

Ok, so for a mechanical assembly, you would ideally need a step file or equivalent to import into your mechanicals and for the electrical side, you would need an assembly drawing.

Let me know if this makes sense. If so, I'll try see how to generate these files for the design.

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I want to be able to:

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tomverbeure commented 4 years ago

A .step file is fine, but that also requires an additional tool. So a .pdf with various views is IMO the most useful for a quick look at sizes etc.

Tom

vr2045 commented 4 years ago

Added step file, will add PDF with views as time permits.