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Added Altium Designer Libraries with SCH Symbol and Footprint - #8

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Updated README with instructions on usage

I intentionally left our 3D models for the sockets to avoid a potential license issue. Mentioned this in the README. I can add this back if you prefer it that way @daanpape

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Should close #5

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Hey I talked to Daan and the sockets shouldn't be an issue, would be great if you could add them.

I also had some other remarks:

  • Adding TX0 and RX0 to the pin names IO43 and IO44
  • Adding pin electrical types in the schematic (Power ports are already correct, but RST can be Input, rest I/O) and make sure the RST pin shows up as active low.
  • Change the filenames to something more concrete than LIB-..., I'd suggest a similar naming to the KiCAD files. Just "walter.SchLib" for the symbol and "walter-socket.PcbLib" for the footprint. If you could add a "walter-solder.PcbLib" file as well that would be greatly appreciated.
  • Add the datasheet and ideally the Mouser part number to the symbol parameters.

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