This repository is part of the Flipper One Hardware sub-project, which covers electrical hardware development: printed circuit boards (PCBs), antennas, schematics, and everything related to the electrical connections of chips, connectors, and processors.

For now, this repository hosts only this README with an overview of the Hardware sub-project. In the future, it will also host design files.

• Developer Portal: docs.flipper.net/one
• Sub-project overview
• Task tracker
• Altium 365 viewer

Public PCB designs are hosted in the Flipper Public Altium 365 Space, a web viewer that lets you inspect schematics and PCB layouts directly in the browser. Everything in the Altium 365 space is public. If a board isn't listed there, its design files are not open.

Click any project in the Flipper One folder to open it in the Web Viewer. Five view tabs are available along the top:

• SCH — schematic
• PCB — 2D layout
• 3D — interactive 3D render
• Draftsman — fabrication documentation
• BOM — Bill of Materials

To download files, click the Downloads button in the upper-right corner of the viewer. This opens a panel where you can download:

• Whole project archive — under Project Source Files, click the project entry to download all source files as a single archive.
• Individual files — under Derived Files, pick what you need (Gerber, Assembly Docs, PDF Schematic, STEP, or BOM).

The Hardware sub-project accepts contributions in two forms:

Comment on an open task with ideas, suggestions, or design proposals:

1. Read Suggest your change as a comment on an open task
2. Browse the Task tracker and pick a task labeled help wanted
3. Comment your suggestion on the task — attach screenshots, schematics, or a link to your design on Altium 365

Edit the Hardware docs to document experiments, findings, or external module designs:

1. Read Contribute to the docs
2. Fork the flipperone-docs repository
3. Edit Markdown files in docs/hardware/ (read the markup example)
4. Create a pull request