COM-HPC Carrier Layout
On front view, the Compute Module is correctly labled as 90mm X 100mm however it is not shown in the proper size on the front. the compute module should be shown with the correct proportions. It needs to take up more space. Redo and show front view
Thought for 15 sec
I’ll update Version 5.0 front-view visuals only so the Compute Module is drawn with correct 90 mm × 100 mm proportions and occupies the appropriate larger area. Version 4.0 stays locked.
Worked for 3 mins 46 sec
Thought for 26 sec
Generated image.
You can move the component labels off to the side of the PCB
Worked for 4 mins 54 sec
Redone for Tiny Tim Version 5.0 front view.
Changes applied:
- Compute Module is shown much larger with intended 90 mm × 100 mm proportions.
- Carrier board remains 105 mm × 115 mm.
- Labels moved off the PCB as side callouts to reduce clutter.
- Version 4.0 remains locked and unchanged.
Updated file:
Updated Front View
Tiny Tim Version 5.0 Front View
Redo rear and review
Lock Version 5.0
Compare front views
Check label accuracy
Improve compute module fit
Current State Visuals: Tiny Tim Version 3.0
These visuals are the Tiny Tim Version 3.0 concept references using the 105 mm x 115 mm recommended target outline. They use vertical receptacle / top-entry geometry from the Tiny Tim Redo with Vertical Connectors v2.0.pptx connector table.
Version Reference
- Current labeled state: Tiny Tim Version 3.0
- Board target shown: 105 mm x 115 mm
- Source basis: Tiny Tim Redo with Vertical Connectors v2.0.pptx
- Prior v0.5 component-table basis: retired
- Visual rule: connector mating openings face the Z direction; cable approach is perpendicular to the PCB surface, not from XY side/edge directions.
Front View Reference
Tiny Tim Version 3.0 Front View - 105 mm x 115 mm Target
Rear View Reference
Tiny Tim Version 3.0 Rear View - 105 mm x 115 mm Target
Important Limitation
These are concept images, not CAD-accurate Flux schematic or PCB layout screenshots. No real components, footprints, nets, placement, or routing have been created yet.