[NodeMCUv1.0] Added pin descriptions and silk screen #10
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The PCB drawing did not have a proper silk screen which made it hard to see the true position and orientation of the NodeMCU. Also the descriptions now include the alternate functions of the pins, which can be seen by hovering over the pins in Fritzing.
Updated the copper pads to be on both sides of the PCB.
Screenshot of the part in Fritzing
For documentation purposes, the silkscreen is now similar size of the breadboard screenshot.
After ordering a print, it appeared the holes were too small for the pinheaders.
The silkscreen is somehow being rendered unreadable in Fritzing. Increased the font size in the silkscreen to make it readable.
The silkscreen still looks a bit strange in the PDF export of a PCB in Fritzing. No idea what triggers it.
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The PCB drawing did not have a proper silk screen which made it hard to see the true position and orientation of the NodeMCU.
Also the descriptions now include the alternate functions of the pins, which can be seen by hovering over the pins in Fritzing.