Shrimp PCB from @matthewvenn

Matt Venn has put together an example PCB to support his workshop event at  Wuthering Bytes teaching people how to layout their own PCBs and prepare a project for manufacture. See the project page here. Below is a guide with the components and their corresponding screenprinted labels.

Kits of parts to populate Matt’s PCB design are available. If you would like to purchase a kit, please ask for a Shrimp Core Components kit, (the standard parts for a breadboard) plus a ShrimpPCB expansion pack (the extra chip socket, female and male headers, and capacitor).

Part Value Description Link Image
C1 100nF Tayda  100nF-capacitor
C2 100nF Tayda  100nF-capacitor
C3 100nF Tayda  100nF-capacitor
C4 22pF Tayda  22pF-capacitor
C5 22pF Tayda  22pF-capacitor
C6 100nF Tayda  100nF-capacitor
C7 10uF Tayda  
C8 10uF Tayda  
IC1 ATMEGA328P-PU Bootloaded with Arduino Uno Bootloader Mouser  atmega328
LED1 Ultrabright Red LED Tayda  red-led
POWER 2-Pin Male Header Aliexpress
Q1 16 MHz Crystal Tayda  16MHz-crystal
R1 10KOhm Tayda  10k-resistor
R2 100Ohm  100-resistor
S1 Tactile Switch 6mmx6mm Tayda  tactile-switch
SERIAL 6-Pin Male Header Aliexpress
Supporting Extras also included in the kit as agreed with Matt… A 28DIP Chip Socket, 8pin and 6 pin female headers for Arduino shield compatibility, a full 40 pin male header strip (you break off 6 pins for SERIAL).

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