Hello,
This is my first post. So apologize if I do something wrong.
I would like to set up a Farmduino board myself, but unfortunately I have not found a parts list for all the electronic parts. So I searched all parts of the circuit diagrams.
However, there seems to be an error with the filters L2 and L3. The information there is: 60R, 100MHz, 0805. That makes no sense for a filter. Could someone from Farmbot correct that, please?
Or could someone post a high-resolution photo of his Farmduino that shows the labeling of these parts?
Best regards from Germany,
Klaus
Hello Klaus,
I am having the same trouble with this component. Did you solve this isssue?
Best wishes
Paul
wow thanks for the fast response Klaus! I will defintely consider your findings for my PCB prototype assembly.
I stumbled across another component: The capacitor for items C8, C9, C10, C11, C12 is specified as 100uF, 35V and footprint of 5mm (diam.) and 5.3mm (width, length). I did not find any components that meet this footprint, just larger ones. Which cap did you use here?
Best wishes
Paul
where are you guys opening these files? Are you using Altium Designer? I managed to generate gerber files but am yet to receive confirmation from a local pcb manufacturer as to whether they are of any use.
Hello pandaero,
yes, I created a virtual windows machine and installed the demo version of Altium designer. The precedure to export Gerber Files is described here: How to export Altium PCB to gerber files - JLCPCB: Help & Support
Maybe I was just lucky, but it worked right the first time.
Best regards,
Klaus
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It worked! Thanks 
Now I’m struggling to create a bill of materials (BOM) with specific MFG codes.
@pandaero you could create the so-called Active BOM within your Altium project to store manufacturer and supplier information.
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Hi @Jaroslawsky,
could you please give me a hint which fuse holder did you use for designator F1 Littelfuse 0287015.H. The layout indicates a 4-pin or 2-pin through-hole holder.
Best wishes
Paul
