My first own PCB design
- C++ 100%
| code | ||
| enclosure | ||
| ESP32-kiCAD-Footprints@b3f401da1c | ||
| kicad-libraries-main | ||
| out.gerber | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| .gitmodules | ||
| file5B624BB6.bak | ||
| file5B624BB6.kicad_sch | ||
| file5B624BB6.sch | ||
| fp-info-cache | ||
| fp-lib-table | ||
| pentasquare-cache.lib | ||
| pentasquare-rescue.dcm | ||
| pentasquare-rescue.lib | ||
| pentasquare.bak | ||
| pentasquare.csv | ||
| pentasquare.kicad_pcb | ||
| pentasquare.kicad_pcb-bak | ||
| pentasquare.kicad_prl | ||
| pentasquare.kicad_pro | ||
| pentasquare.kicad_sch | ||
| pentasquare.pro | ||
| pentasquare.sch | ||
| pentasquare.xml | ||
| pentasquare.zip | ||
| README.md | ||
| sym-lib-table | ||
pentasquare
my own LED matrix PCB design
About
To start out with hardware hacking, I decided to make a 10x10 LED matrix based on WS2812B RGB-LEDs. Here are the design files.
For a Demo Reel for the LEDs I wrote some software located in code/Pentasquare/
Required Software
- KiCAD
- PlatformIO (for flashing software on the chip)