Start with the brief.
Describe the functions, interfaces and limits of the board. Choose a reference to bring the work into focus.
Give your next board
a place to take shape.
From requirements to circuit, layout and files.
A hardware workbench that keeps the design together.
Dual temperature monitorReference design
Open design
Hardware studyAP · DUAL-MONITOR · V1
Every detail starts
with a requirement.
Follow one into this reference.
Read 2 TMP117 sensors independently on a shared I2C bus
In the circuit
R7R8U3C6U4C725 components · 14 netsReference hardware · engineering qualification pending
Room to think.
Tools to move forward.
The brief and the board belong in the same place. AnvilPaper gives each part of the work its own focused view.
Look through the circuit.
Follow a requirement to its components and connections. Keep open questions beside the design.
Get closer to hardware.
Review the layout and its recorded checks, then prepare the design files for your next engineering review.
A focused place to begin.
The private pilot starts with reference designs. Inspect the circuit, review the board and keep your engineering decisions with the work.
Find your starting pointBefore it becomes hardware
Component choice, layout, availability and physical behavior need engineering review and bench testing. Recorded electrical and layout checks support that work. Firmware and manufacturing qualification are outside this pilot.
Private pilot · Invited accounts