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I will convert fritzing sketch or schematic to custom pcb layout and gerber
Hi, I'm Khalid — a Computer Systems Engineering student who doesn't just
draw circuits, I actually build them.
I turn ideas into clean, working electronics: professional Fritzing wiring
diagrams, c...
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Turn your breadboard prototype or Fritzing sketch into a professional, manufacture-ready PCB!
Hi! I'm Khalid, a Computer Systems Engineer specializing in embedded systems and hardware prototyping. I turn loose circuits into clean, reliable printed circuit boards (PCBs).
What I Offer:
- Schematic Capture & PCB Layout: Converting Fritzing/hand-drawn schematics into clean PCB layouts.
- Production-Ready Files: Gerber, Drill, and Pick & Place files (JLCPCB & PCBWay ready).
- High-Quality 3D PCB Renders: Photorealistic 3D views of your board.
- Bill of Materials (BOM): Complete component list with part numbers.
- Custom IoT Hardware: ESP32, Arduino, and RS485/Modbus layout optimization.
Why Choose Me?
- DRC Verified: All files are double-checked against factory design rules.
- Clean Routing: Optimized ground planes, trace widths, and signal paths.
Please message me with your schematic before placing an order!
FAQ
What if I don't have a schematic and only have a project idea?
No problem at all! Just send me a message describing what your device or IoT system needs to do. I can design the complete circuit schematic from scratch before creating the PCB layout.
What files do I need to provide to get started?
You can provide a Fritzing file (.fzz), a hand-drawn circuit diagram, or a list of components with clear pin connections.
Are the Gerber files ready for JLCPCB or PCBWay?
Yes! All generated Gerber and drill files undergo Design Rule Checking (DRC) to ensure 100% compatibility with JLCPCB, PCBWay, and other fabricators.
Can you help if I only have photos of my breadboard?
Yes! Just send me clear photos or a short video showing where each wire goes, and I will draw the schematic for you first.
