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7 match “SabhyaAggarwal”

Printed circuit boards designed in KiCad and published on GitHub, each with its parts, layers and size, its README and its files; open any of them in PCBKit.

  • 2 layers77.6 × 116.7 mmNumber Pad, the printed circuit board in 3D

    Number Pad

    SabhyaAggarwal/Number-Pad

    39 partsGPL-3.0
  • 2 layers67.5 × 84 mmTamagotchi, the printed circuit board in 3D

    Tamagotchi

    SabhyaAggarwal/Tamagotchi

    10 parts
  • 2 layers60.4 × 39.9 mmPathfinder, the printed circuit board in 3D

    Pathfinder

    SabhyaAggarwal/Pathfinder

    16 parts
  • 2 layers21 × 51 mmSabhyaBoard, the printed circuit board in 3D

    SabhyaBoard

    SabhyaAggarwal/SabhyaBoard

    33 parts
  • 2 layers73.7 × 86.3 mmDuinoMiner, the printed circuit board in 3D

    DuinoMiner

    SabhyaAggarwal/DuinoMiner

    For setup there is a great onboarding setup shown on the OLED screen and you can manage it using the web UI and all. The firmware is taken from https://github.com/JK-Rolling/DuinoI2CESP

    9 parts1
  • 2 layers57.3 × 61.8 mmSabhyaPad, the printed circuit board in 3D

    SabhyaPad

    SabhyaAggarwal/SabhyaPad

    This is my own MacroPad, called SabhyaPad! It has 6 buttons that can easily be customized using QMK. Using it is really simple: just plug a USB-C cable into your computer, allow it to connect, and then start using it.

    8 parts