Open-source KiCad boards

14 match “zk-phi”

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 layers64.3 × 45.2 mm
Surfboard
zk-phi/1x2x3-keyboard
DIY keyboard for everyone
26 parts12
2 layers114.3 × 81 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/switch42-keyboard
My first DIY keyboard / 3x6+3 split ortho
84 parts9
2 layers135.4 × 80.1 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/gemini-keyboard
My endgame split ergo of this month
89 parts8
2 layers231.9 × 76.2 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/composition-keyboard
A ChocV2 ortho
147 parts6
2 layers136.5 × 73.8 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/pollux-keyboard
A row staggered narrow-pitched 3 x 6 + 2 split
85 parts5
2 layers241.4 × 76.2 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/equilibrium-keyboard
A compact transparent keyboard
151 parts3
2 layers130.7 × 57.2 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/kastor-keyboard
3 rows keyboard with thumb keys
59 parts3
2 layers95.3 × 76.2 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/affinity-keyboard
A 4x4 macro-pad with a spectrum analyzer IC
83 parts2
2 layers91 × 55 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/KP-19
A 'meishi'-sized experimental 4-keypad with audio-sync lightshow
35 parts2
2 layers152.4 × 76.2 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/morpho-keyboard
An experimental keyboard for tasting multiple layouts with hot-swapping sockets
89 parts1
2 layers91 × 55 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/ddm9
A meishi-sized keypad with 9 keys
25 parts
2 layers81.6 × 63.1 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/disco9-keyboard
A 3x3 macro-pad with 21 backlight LEDs
46 parts
2 layers76.2 × 84.8 mm
Switch42
zk-phi/wym16-keyboard
A 4x4 keypad supporting different mounting styles
37 parts
2 layers115.8 × 82.5 mm
Spica
illness072/Spica-PCB
Spica is a 38-keys keyboard inspired by the Gemini Keyboard layout by zk-phi(@zk-phi). It was named by Sumiso(@kutsuhimo3).
72 parts3