BMS Assembly
There are several ways to approach the physical construction of the BMS hardware, depending on your technical equipment and budget. You can choose between the following assembly variants:
Full Outsourcing: You can order both the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) manufacturing and the component assembly (PCBA) from a professional service provider.
Partial Outsourcing (DIY Assembly): You can order only the bare PCB from a manufacturer and perform the component assembly yourself.
Required Documentation for Manufacturing
To place an order with a manufacturer or to prepare for self-assembly, specific files are required. These are provided in the project folder:
BOM (Bill of Materials): This document lists all the electrical components required for the project. It includes detailed information such as part numbers, quantities, and technical specifications.
Component Placement List (CPL/Pick and Place): This file specifies the exact coordinates and orientation of every component on the board.
Gerber Files: These files contain the layout data for the PCB itself, including the copper layers, solder mask, and silkscreen instructions.
All necessary files are pre-configured and stored in the dedicated hardware subfolder of the repository.