Boards by souptik-samanta

20 boards

Open-source boards designed in KiCad by souptik-samanta on GitHub, from 19 repositories. A board’s address here is its repository’s there.

4 layers52.3 × 25.3 mm
Hackducky
souptik-samanta/Hackducky
Our board is powered by the reliable Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller and includes 16 MB of flash storage, giving plenty of room for scripts and firmware.
83 parts13
2 layers36 × 40 mm
Temp
souptik-samanta/Infrared-gun
non contact thermometer made by souptik samanta
41 parts6
2 layers
Radio
souptik-samanta/WalkieTalkie
Walkie Talkie
43 parts5
4 layers73 × 41 mm
Badge
souptik-samanta/Pcb-Badge

63 parts4MIT
2 layers93.8 × 65 mm
Solder
souptik-samanta/SU-57_PCB
This pcb blinks and glows when dark in a shape of SU 57
38 parts3
2 layers440 × 150 mm
Keyboard
souptik-samanta/kbn1

441 parts2
2 layers50 × 75 mm
Weather
souptik-samanta/Weather_station
This project is open-source and licensed under the MIT License. ## Top view ## Seprerate view ## Misc view
17 parts2
4 layers50 × 50 mm
Dryer control
souptik-samanta/dryer
A custom PCB and self-centering spool holder for drying 3D printer filament. The PCB controls the fans, monitors temperature, and provides connections for PTC heaters.
33 parts1
11 layers404.8 × 142.9 mm
Keyboard
souptik-samanta/Kommie-keeb
Below is an example Bill of Materials (BOM) for Souppad 88‐key keyboard build. This BOM lists the main electronic components, mechanical parts (switches, keycaps, stabilizers), and other necessary hardware ---
370 parts1
4 layers79 × 100 mm
Room
souptik-samanta/LazyController
I made this so my lazyaahh doesnt have to walk upto switches
56 parts1
2 layers90 × 75 mm
LFR PCB
souptik-samanta/linefollower

30 parts1
4 layers96 × 60 mm
Sensor Node
souptik-samanta/Sensor-Node
A compact environmental monitoring node built around the STM32L052 microcontroller. The board measures temperature, humidity, while providing onboard storage and support for external SX1262 LoRa modules.
59 parts1
2 layers88.9 × 150 mm
Keypad
souptik-samanta/Soup_Pad
This project involves the assembly of various electronic components, which I will be soldering by hand. Below is the Bill of Materials (BOM) for the project:
78 parts1
2 layers67 × 50 mm
Blinker
souptik-samanta/Blinker

30 parts
2 layers79.4 × 70.5 mm
Blinky
souptik-samanta/Blinky
I built this little project because I wanted a heart-shaped PCB that I could gift to someone. It's a simple LED chaser built around a 555 timer and a CD4017 decade counter.
20 parts
4 layers40.8 × 20 mm
Esp
souptik-samanta/esp32c3
A compact, custom-designed ESP32-C3 development board with USB-C connectivity, onboard antenna, and a clean PCB layout.
48 parts
4 layers50.1 × 32 mm
Pxl
souptik-samanta/fluid-dynamics

102 parts
2 layers85 × 44 mm
Hackpad
souptik-samanta/spv2

25 parts
4 layers20 × 32.2 mm
Valentine
souptik-samanta/uBeat
µBeat is a 16-LED PWM-driven heart module built around the STM32G031G8U6. Powered directly from a CR2032 coin cell, it uses high frequency multiplexing and controlled duty cycling to maintain efficiency while delivering…
40 parts
11 layers404.8 × 142.9 mm
Keyboardv2(IGNORE)
souptik-samanta/Kommie-keeb
Below is an example Bill of Materials (BOM) for Souppad 88‐key keyboard build. This BOM lists the main electronic components, mechanical parts (switches, keycaps, stabilizers), and other necessary hardware ---
326 parts1