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Orange Pi Nano model by crankylinuxuser
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 2 months ago
This is a 3d model of the http://linux-sunxi.org/Xunlong_Orange_Pi_Zero
The standoffs I used here are M3 x 20mm tall, with a 6mm male thread on top (total length 26mm).
I needed a model to provide constraint details when making any enclosures, as well as further design requirements when working with my electronics. This, with AutoCAD Inventor allows me to make assemblies, which I can then use this model as my constraint.
This electronics board is a cheap ARM computer, similar to the Raspberry Pi. Please refer to the specs to get a good comparison and tradeoffs.
Files included:
.fcstd -- FreeCAD files.ipt -- AutoCAD Inventor files.iam -- AutoCAD Inventor Assembly, requires the .ipt files.stl -- Stanford Triangulated Mesh, the usual format everyone knows
The standoffs I used here are M3 x 20mm tall, with a 6mm male thread on top (total length 26mm).
I needed a model to provide constraint details when making any enclosures, as well as further design requirements when working with my electronics. This, with AutoCAD Inventor allows me to make assemblies, which I can then use this model as my constraint.
This electronics board is a cheap ARM computer, similar to the Raspberry Pi. Please refer to the specs to get a good comparison and tradeoffs.
Files included:
.fcstd -- FreeCAD files.ipt -- AutoCAD Inventor files.iam -- AutoCAD Inventor Assembly, requires the .ipt files.stl -- Stanford Triangulated Mesh, the usual format everyone knows