Autodesk Eagle Library for Espressif ESP32-PICO-D4 (QFN49 LF77)
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Thanks for sharing
, are you planning any project on that. @kowshik1729 check this out. -
@salmanfaris Thanks for tagging me. I have already designed a PCB with ESP32 PICO D4 which is the new MCU series from espressif. @Suhailjr I have found the footprint very easily from snapEDA. Here it is
https://www.snapeda.com/parts/ESP32-PICO-D4/Espressif Systems/view-part/?ref=search&t=ESP32 PICO D4
Anyways the one you made is very nice too. Awesome, thanks for sharing
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@kowshik1729 @salmanfaris thank you!
kowshik I was using that earlier but the symbol design looks bigger to me and the symbol i designed is exactly looks like Limon Fried's eagle library but unfortunately, she has not shared it yet. @salmanfaris i am planning to build a dev board using esp32 pico d4 with multiple built-in features!
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@Suhailjr That sounds cool, keep us updated
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@Suhailjr That's cool. Let us know about the board when you start it.
Recent Posts
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Hi all,
I recently came across this post where they have shown photos printed on PCB in high resolution. I would like to know how to add this kind of photos to the silkscreen layers of the PCB in Eagle/Altium.
Adding such kind of photos will be attractive for beginners and also can be used for educational purposes too.
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@kowshik1729 I think that might not get since the platform is not opensource! but they provided everything you need to develop a system with that.
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@kowshik1729 Carrier board schematics for SoMs will be always available as they need to be modified as per customer application, however SoM design files are hard to get unless the H/W design is truly open-source.
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@salmanfaris Actually the schematics files you've mentioned are the same files which I've got from them. They are carrier board design files.
