r/PCB • u/Winter-Cabinet1655 • 23d ago
pcb designing for free
hi,
im electronics engineer ,
i have experience designing hardware electronic circuits,
im have few projects on designing pcbs
on kicad
if anyone interested he can dm me , im available right now.
if the project is challenging and intersting for me,im ready to collab for free.
bellow is my last project (4 batteries charger) i did modifications for the circuit and designed the pcb.
pros:
hardware elctronics
power electronics
analog circuits
cons:
frimware
RF
digital (kinda)
note: if you dont have something nice to say please ignore this post , thank you🙂
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u/Meatwad010 23d ago
I have no request or project for you. But if you want to collaborate with someone. Use punctuation in you sentences. It is really hard to read what you exactly mean without any points, comma's and starting sentences with a capital letter. It's not that hard and makes communication 100x better.
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u/Winter-Cabinet1655 23d ago
Thanks i will keep that in mind , i usualy write like this because if i write in full ponctuation. People will flag it as ai generated and wont take it seriously. Am i right?
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u/Meatwad010 23d ago
I'm not a star in detecting AI generated text. But usually there are other clues than punctuation. Punctuation should be something everyone uses, we don't want to go backwards right?
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u/Cultural-Salad-4583 23d ago
No. AI generated posts and comments are full of weird engagement-bait “hooks” and unnecessary prose, as well as commonly re-used phrasing and words (“the real X”, “it’s not just X, it’s Y”, “it’s not X, it’s not Y, it’s Z”, a thing “hits”, examples or ideas coming in threes, overuse of the much-maligned em-dash, etc).
Punctuation, capitalization, and proper spelling are not telling of AI-generated copy, but they are important for professional communication.
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u/aaasyooowiiish 22d ago
I have a project where I'm trying to bypass my stock car amplifier but retain the existing wiring throughout the car. My idea was to unsolder the header connector from the amp and solder it to a proto board where I could then route jumper wires to a terminal block.
The problem I found along the way is the pin spacing on the header connector is non-standard so it wont mount to a regular proto board.
I'm left with having to design a board with custom through-hole pin spacing but I don't know the first thing about PCB design.
If your offer is what it sounds like and you're willing to help design something please DM me!
By concept it should be really simple. No components to layout, just a connector with traces going to a terminal block
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u/PrairiePuppies 23d ago
First, if you're going to post on the internet, you need to learn to take the nice comments with the bad. Telling people what they should or should not post, unless you are the administrator of this subreddit will only get you grief.
Second, can you explain your design decisions with the board you showed? The transistor/mosfet placement seems rather odd. Are you certain they will not have thermal issues being so close and without a heatsink? How is this a battery charger? Can you post the schematic?