My First Shield :-)
LEDs, buttons and more
Gerber file
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Components
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Component list
Resistors
R1,R2,R3,R4,R5,R6,R7 = 1kOhm
R8,R9 = 330Ohm
P1 = 10kOhm trimpot with adjuster
P2 = 10kOhm trimpot, SMD, Vishay TS53YJ103MR10
Semiconductors
LED1,LED2 = LED, low-current, red (SMD 0805)
LED3 = LED, low-current, green (SMD 0805)
Miscellaneous
S1,S2 = pushbutton
K1 = 10-pin boxheader, 0.1” pitch
K2 = 14-pin boxheader, 0.1” pitch
K3,K4,K5,K6 = Arduino Shield stacking header, Adafruit ID 85
K7 = 6-pin (2x3) pinheader, 0.1” pitch
JP1,JP2 = 2-pin pinheader with jumper, 0.1” pitch
LCD1 = LCD 2x8 characters with background lighting, Electronic Assembly DIPS082-HNLED
2 pcs. 7-way precision socket strip for LCD1, TE Connectivity 1814655-7
PCB # 140009-1 [1]
or
Assembled board # 140009-91 [1]
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