Electronic dice with 7 LEDs
USB-C powered pocket dice: press the button and a random number 1-6 lights up as a dice face of 7 LEDs (STM32G030, SWD header for the firmware).
| OK | verc (voltage domains, power, thermal) VERC_OK (0 warning(s)) |
| OK | netaudit (graph = schematic = pcb) NETAUDIT_OK (0 warning(s)) |
| OK | KiCad DRC DRC_OK |
| OK | power loops + decoupling LOOPS_OK: 0 error(s), 0 warning(s) |
| OK | placement rules PLACE_OK: 0 of 4 placement rules outside limits, 0 review finding(s) (warnings); anchors: run/out/place_anchors.png |
| OK | JLC CPL emulation CPL_OK |
| OK | JLC stock (3 boards) STOCK_OK |
| OK | 3D models (warning only) MODELS3D_OK: all 25 parts with a body have a 3D model |
| OK | render |
- 3D model (glTF)board.glb · 123.4 KB
- Render, toprender_top.png · 71.1 KB
- Render, bottomrender_bottom.png · 33.7 KB
- Render, isometricrender_iso.png · 177.5 KB
- Schematic (PDF)schematic.pdf · 87.8 KB
- Gerbers + drill for JLCPCBgerbers_jlcpcb.zip · 48.5 KB
- BOM for JLCPCB assemblybom_jlc.csv · 656 B
- Full BOMbom_full.csv · 910 B
- Pick & place (CPL)cpl_jlc.csv · 993 B
- Verification summarycheck_summary.jsonl · 808 B
- Electrical review (voltage domains, power, thermal)verc_report.md · 5.0 KB
- JLC stock checkstock_check.txt · 1.3 KB
- Placement reviewplace_rules.md · 666 B
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