My personal ESP-12 PCB business card
This is my personal take on a PCB business card build around the ESP-12/ESP8266 WiFi SoC.
The board was designed using AutoDesk Eagle and fabricated/assembled by JLCPCB.
Load up the Eagle .brd file, then replace the dummy information with your actual information. Export the Gerber files for your PCB manufacturer and you’re good to go!
NOTE: The text will need to be updated on the “bottom” (layer 16) and “bStop” (layer 30) layers. This is what allows the text’s copper to be exposed. Without modifying the “bStop” layer, your text will be hidden under the solder mask layer.
WARNING: The provided assembly.csv
file assumes that you didn’t modify the location of any components. If you did, you will need to manually recreate it.
EXTRA WARNING: JLCPCB’s fabrication library has the AMS1117 voltage regulator rotated differently than Eagle’s libraries. If you recreate it, you will need to manually modify the assembly.csv
file to correct this. Please be sure to use your manufacturer’s “board preview” tools to verify the positioning of all board components.
All board SMD components are standard off-the-shelf parts. Your PCB manufacturer should be able to supply most of them for you. Larger size components have been selected to make hand-assembly easier. All passive components use a 0805 footprint with the exception of the optional power LED (0603).
The only components you will likely need to purchase separately are the ESP-12 and micro-USB header: