I started two separate projects and recorded the original unequal-size requirements.
- FC project: latest saved state has 36 components and 27 nets, including STM32F405, ICM-42688-P gyro, 16MB flash, USB-C, USB protection, clock oscillator and 3.3V regulator parts. Electrical capture progressed, but I haven’t completed the final connectivity, power and firmware-compatibility review. The 39 × 39mm size is recorded—not yet implemented as a finished PCB layout.
- ESC project: 4 components and 3 nets form a provisional battery-voltage divider/filter and TVS branch. The unloaded divider was simulated; inspection found 0 ERC errors and 1 warning. This is not yet a working motor ESC.
Still unresolved: actual ESC bare-board geometry within the published 40.9 × 44.9mm heatsink-inclusive envelope, exact ten-pin cable mapping, and verified OX32 controller/firmware access. Motor power stages, matching pad positions/silkscreen, PCB routing and 55A load/thermal validation remain unfinished; neither board is manufacturing-ready or an exact verified copy.
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