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== [[PCB Footprints]] ==
 
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Don't reinvent the wheel. Known working open PCB footprints for various components.
 
Don't reinvent the wheel. Known working open PCB footprints for various components.
  

Revision as of 20:00, 14 March 2008

Open Circuits is a wiki for sharing open source electronics knowledge, schematics, board layouts, ports and parts libraries. This include open hardware Music Players, atomic microscopes, PC, PDA and mobile phones, and batteries. Please help us to build this resource by submitting your component descriptions, projects, techniques, and PCB footprints.

Projects

Descriptions, instructions, board layouts, and other documentation for electronics projects and ideas.

Components

Lists of components, where to purchase them, how to use them.

Basic Circuits and Circuit Building Blocks

Circuits you will use over and over.

Techniques

How to do things.

Tutorials

How to understand and plan what you are doing. These are for general theory, more specific information is linked to its topic.

PCB Footprints

You forgot to block edits on your website!!!

Don't reinvent the wheel. Known working open PCB footprints for various components.

Got A Blog or Website?

Link to it here.

Got a Technical Question?

Perhaps it will be answered, perhaps not. Google for it first in the spirt of RTFM. Please do not ask us to do a school project for you.

Got A Blog or Website?

Link to it here.

Meta Open Source

Not projects or information on projects, but stuff about the open source movement ( mostly hardware ) itself.

Help Us Make Open Circuits Better

What are we:

Looks like we are defining this by way of who contributes and what. I ( russ_hensel ) am a new member so may or may not have it right. This is what I think:

  • An introduction to Electronic theory, suitable for the hobbiest.
  • Guide to locating and using components and tools.
  • Details on how to build various projects.
  • Building some sense of community amoung we builders.

There are two means of carrying this out:

  • Write material for the site or
  • Link to material you may have written or have located on the web. There is so much stuff on the web that lets not write it here unless it is at least somewhat unique. Otherwise why not just link to it

What do you think, discuss it here if very general, else on the discussion page ( link at top of page ).

See also: