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You’ll want to manage all of this in Git. Here are some good instructions for how to make sure that your git commits are relatively clean: https://jnavila.github.io/plotkicadsch/
Use the existing design concept developed over the summer and the KiCad software to make a digital schematic of the low-voltage supply concept.
Further instructions:
Start by downloading KiCad:
http://kicad-pcb.org/
There are instructions there about how to get started.
Essentially, the steps are to make a schematic, assign footprints to the devices in the schematic, and then lay out the board from there.
Here is a tool to make pinouts from datasheets, it might be useful:
https://github.com/Robotips/uConfig
And here’s an online tool to get started with making a component from scratch (but starting with a layout):
http://kicad.rohrbacher.net/quicklib.php
This book is long, but good to skim through for best practices:
https://resources.ema-eda.com/pcb-design-content-central/hitchhikers-guide-to-pcb-design
You’ll want to manage all of this in Git. Here are some good instructions for how to make sure that your git commits are relatively clean:
https://jnavila.github.io/plotkicadsch/
I made a repo here to start collecting everything.
https://github.com/jeisch/LAPPD-SC
Just request to be a collaborator, I couldn’t find your username on github.
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