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Network cabinet fan controller
Public Unreviewedby matt
Two independently controlled 12 V fans, Ethernet and Wi-Fi, and an RGB speed display in a custom printed puck. Routed development preview, not approved for manufacture.
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| Name | Last updated |
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| gerbers | |
| board-10-bom.csv | |
| board-10-cpl.csv | |
| export-check.json | |
| fan-controller-gerbers.zip | |
| fan-controller-jlc-bom.csv | |
| fan-controller-jlc-cpl.csv | |
| README.md |
Fan-controller Rev A / MTA-156 revision — DEVELOPMENT EXPORTS
Not released for fabrication. Review the exact fan voltage/current, mated connector stack, carrier tolerances, power/fault behavior and thermal conditions first. JLCPCB must confirm four layers with 2 oz copper on all four layers and the proposed 1.6 mm stackup.
fan-controller-gerbers.zip: native copper, mask, paste, silk, outline and drill exports.fan-controller-jlc-bom.csv: 24 purchased MPN groups / 40 populated board positions, with LCSC IDs from the dated sourcing record.fan-controller-jlc-cpl.csv: the same 40 positions, in native KiCad coordinates and top-side rotation convention. Preview every part against JLC's library models; catalogue rotation offsets are not established by a CSV format conversion.board-10-bom.csvandboard-10-cpl.csv: checked native source exports. Test points, mounting holes and the unpopulated J5 are excluded.
J1–J4 are through-hole connectors. Confirm JLC's available assembly process or fit them manually; a position-file row is not a promise of automated assembly. No order has been submitted.