To be fair with ChatGPT you didnt specify the topology of the converter, the control scheme or anything. with these instructions the output is something like this: Start by opening KiCad and creating a new project. In the schematic editor, add the following components: Input voltage source (e.g. 25V) Output voltage source (e.g. 5V) PWM controller (e.g. 555 timer or microcontroller) MOSFET (for switching) Inductor Capacitor Diode Resistor (for setting the voltage reference) Connect the components according to the following buck converter circuit diagram: VIN --|>|-- MOSFET --|>|-- L --|>|-- VOUT | |
Imagine a programming language called PCB you write code descriping every components it's coordinates and it's connections to other components at the beginning you choose PCB properties write a code in that language descriping DC DC buck converter I used this and it works pretty well!
You should try telling it to create a G code file for a buck converter pcb to be milled on a 3018 router
You wasted everybody’s time with this.
To be fair with ChatGPT you didnt specify the topology of the converter, the control scheme or anything. with these instructions the output is something like this:
Start by opening KiCad and creating a new project.
In the schematic editor, add the following components:
Input voltage source (e.g. 25V)
Output voltage source (e.g. 5V)
PWM controller (e.g. 555 timer or microcontroller)
MOSFET (for switching)
Inductor
Capacitor
Diode
Resistor (for setting the voltage reference)
Connect the components according to the following buck converter circuit diagram:
VIN --|>|-- MOSFET --|>|-- L --|>|-- VOUT
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Wow! Nice job we need more thank you
From the beginning it was explained that this is just text, so don't expect more
Imagine a programming language called PCB you write code descriping every components it's coordinates and it's connections to other components at the beginning you choose PCB properties write a code in that language descriping DC DC buck converter
I used this and it works pretty well!
# Set the PCB dimensions
width = 100mm
height = 50mm
# Define the input voltage range
input_min = 6V
input_max = 24V
# Define the output voltage
output = 5V
# Define the components
inductor L1 = (x: 10mm, y: 25mm)
capacitor C1 = (x: 30mm, y: 25mm)
MOSFET Q1 = (x: 50mm, y: 25mm)
diode D1 = (x: 70mm, y: 25mm)
# Connect the components
L1.positive -- C1.positive
C1.negative -- Q1.gate
Q1.drain -- D1.anode
D1.cathode -- L1.negative
Is it a language you created yourself?
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Yeah it's a hypothetical language
I use this technique a lot with chat gpt
WTF it actually works LMAO. imagine if we got a non lobotomized chatgpt that can answer this kind of questions without needing to be tricked
maybe already has python pcb language, design pcb by write code
What about SPICE models? After all, this is a written description of the scheme, or am I mistaken?
It can do what you want it too, but you have to ask while using your brain.
That because you need to ask for circuit shcematic syntax or script not pcb
it won't be long though.
just call a langage pcb and copy past in pcb system
As others said. You didn't do enough and just gave up. What a let down.