Every SirBoard design now lives in one repository.
github.com/vul-os/sirboard
Open hardware for people who would rather prototype than reflow — 107 PCB designs routed in KiCad. Breakout adapters, development boards, and a 39-part sensor line on a common JST-SH connector. Black soldermask, ENIG gold, 0.1″ pitch.
| You were looking for | It is now at |
|---|---|
SirTiny |
Boards/Microcontrollers/SirTiny |
SirNano · SirMicro · SirMighty · SirIoT |
Boards/Microcontrollers/ |
SirUSB · SirLevel · SirExpand · SirDuke |
Boards/Interface/ |
SirBlue · DigitalSensors · AnalogueSensors |
Boards/Sensors/ |
SirKeep · SirTime · SirReference |
Boards/Modules/ |
| The QFN / TQFP / SOIC breakout adapters | Boards/Breakout/ |
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Fritzing/ |
Every design kept its full commit history through the move.
Those are retired. Every part in the catalogue is a standard part with a maintained driver already in the wild, so SirBoard points at the upstream library instead of shipping a fork — Adafruit, Pololu, SparkFun, RTClib, TinyGSM, and MCUdude's board cores.
docs/LIBRARIES.md names the one to install for each part.
Overview · Getting started · Breakout adapters · Development boards · Sensors · Driver libraries · Manufacturing
Issues and pull requests belong at vul-os/sirboard.
Designs are MIT OR Apache-2.0 · Part of Vulos — open by design.