Christmas hat
The idea:
I made this small PCB perfect for decorating your Christmas tree, it is also a great gift for your loved ones.
Because without components?
I made it without components to make it accessible to everyone and more easily. So once it is produced you do not need to do anything else because it is already ready to be wrapped.
How I made it:
The Christmas hat resumes its classic shape and color thanks to the red silkscreen.
I made it first by hand, then with a cad I went over the external edge and after exporting the file in DXF, I imported it into kicad and used it as the outline of the PCB.
Christmas hat
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