Hardware files

The hardware design files for the YuzukiNeko module live under 01_Hardware/ in the repository, one set per revision. Browse online: https://github.com/YuzukiHD/YuzukiNeko/tree/main/01_Hardware

The directory is layered by revision: one each for V1.3/, V1.4/ and V1.5/, and each revision directory holds the same set of entries.

Directory	Content	Format
01_SCH/	Schematic	PDF
02_PCB/	PCB design files	JLC EDA Pro (.epro2)
03_Gerber/	Gerber for production	ZIP
04_3D/	PCB 3D model	ZIP
05_BOM/	Bill of materials (V1.3 and V1.4 also have an interactive BOM web page)	XLSX / HTML
06_PickAndPlace/	Pick-and-place coordinates	XLSX
07_Project/	Complete project (V1.4, V1.5; not present for V1.3)	.epro2

File names carry the export date; for the directory itself, see 01_Hardware/README.md.

How to use

• Check the wiring: open the schematic PDF for the matching revision. Before wiring, use it to confirm pin functions, the GPADC channel and onboard components, rather than going by the header silkscreen alone.
• Change the design: open the .epro2 project under 07_Project or 02_PCB with JLC EDA Pro.
• Fabrication: submit the ZIP for the matching revision from 03_Gerber to the board house; use 05_BOM and 06_PickAndPlace for assembly.
• Make an enclosure: check dimensions against the 3D model in 04_3D, or use a ready-made enclosure.

Tip

Always use files for the same revision as the board in your hands. For the differences between revisions (PD silkscreen, R11, PSRAM LDO), see Errata and revision differences.

YuzukiCube-M base board

The base board files live separately under 04_BaseBoard/, currently only V1.0, with the same entries as the seven directories of 01_Hardware/ (04_3D/ additionally has an enclosure, 3DShell_PCB2.zip). The base board itself is not a revision of the YuzukiNeko but a carrier board the module mounts onto; for pins, components and power see YuzukiCube-M base board.

License

The hardware design files are released under CC0 1.0, unless stated otherwise.