CubeSatSim

Here is information about the 4th Beta version of CubeSatSim Pico PCB

Changes from v0.3

Fix soldermask on USB-C board
Move Si5351 board up
Make chip antenna longer
Add SMD RBF
Change analog switch SMD footprints to SOT-23-5
Fixed crystal pin 1 label
Replace JP5 with a normally open pad on top with solder paste on it
Solder resist on top of SMA for ground pins
VBUS on Pico to USB-C through Diode - red charging light will illuminate, RBF work except for when micro USB connected to Pico
Camera connector mounted on PCB bottom

The files here are for a single board, the CubeSatSim Pico which replaces the STEM Payload Board and the Raspberry Pi Zero.

cubesatsim-pico-0.4.G* -- All gerber files used to fabricate PCBs along with .TXT drill file

cubesatsim-pico-0.4_schematic.pdf -- Schematic

cubesatsim-pico-0.4_pcb.png -- View of board

cubesatsim-pico-0.4_pour.png -- View of board with fill

cubesatsim-main-pico-0.4_top.png -- Top view of PCB generated by gerbers

cubesatsim-main-pico-0.4_bottom.png -- Bottom view of PCB generated by gerbers

cubesatsim-main-pico-0.4_tNames.pdf -- Top outline of components

cubesatsim-main-pico-0.4_bNames.pdf -- Bottom outline of components

cubesatsim-main-pico-0.4.mnt -- top SMD component placement data

cubesatsim-main-pico-0.4.mnb -- bottom SMD component placement data

cubesatsim-main-pico-0.4_bom.csv.txt -- Bill of Materials in CSV format

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