HV Fuse update

[Lakshay983]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request, titled "HV Fuse update," encompasses a broader set of hardware design modifications for the ActivePrecharge RevB board. The primary intent was to update the HV fuses, but the changes extend to a general refresh of the PCB layout, including component repositioning, adjustments to drill holes, and updates to the associated production files. These updates ensure the design reflects the latest component choices and layout optimizations, while also streamlining development by ignoring KiCad lock files.

Highlights

• KiCad Library Updates: The shared KiCad library subproject was updated, and a new 'UTSVT-Power' library was added to the footprint library table.
• PCB Layout and Component Changes: Significant updates were made to the PCB layout, including changes to component footprints, positions, and drill hole definitions. Notably, fuses F1 and F2 were updated to a new 'HV-Fuse' footprint, and connector J7 was removed.
• Production File Regeneration: Gerber and drill files were regenerated, reflecting the layout changes and an unusual KiCad version downgrade from 9.0.7 to 9.0.6. The Bill of Materials (BOM) and Component Placement List (CPL) were also updated accordingly.
• Git Ignore Update: KiCad lock files (*.lck) are now ignored by Git to prevent unnecessary version control tracking.

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Changelog

• .gitignore
  • Added '*.lck' to the ignore list.
• Hardware/KiCAD-Sharepoint
  • Updated the subproject commit hash to reflect changes in the shared KiCad library.
• Hardware/fp-lib-table
  • Added a new KiCad library entry for 'UTSVT-Power'.
• Hardware/jlcpcb/gerber/ActivePrecharge RevB-EdgeCuts.gbr
  • Updated KiCad generation software version from 9.0.7 to 9.0.6 and refreshed the creation timestamp.
• Hardware/jlcpcb/gerber/ActivePrecharge RevB-MaskBottom.gbr
  • Updated KiCad generation software version and creation timestamp.
  • Adjusted aperture definitions and component coordinates.
• Hardware/jlcpcb/gerber/ActivePrecharge RevB-MaskTop.gbr
  • Updated KiCad generation software version and creation timestamp.
  • Adjusted aperture definitions and modified component coordinates and logo layer.
• Hardware/jlcpcb/gerber/ActivePrecharge RevB-NPTH.drl
  • Updated KiCad generation software version and creation timestamp.
  • Modified non-plated through-hole coordinates.
• Hardware/jlcpcb/gerber/ActivePrecharge RevB-PTH.drl
  • Updated KiCad generation software version and creation timestamp.
  • Modified drill tool definitions and adjusted plated through-hole coordinates.
• Hardware/jlcpcb/production_files/BOM-ActivePrecharge RevB.csv
  • Updated fuse F1 and F2 footprints to 'HV-Fuse' and adjusted their quantities.
  • Removed connector J7 from the Bill of Materials.
• Hardware/jlcpcb/production_files/CPL-ActivePrecharge RevB.csv
  • Updated F1 and F2 footprints and coordinates.
  • Removed connector J7.
  • Changed LOGO1 layer from 'top' to 'bottom'.
  • Adjusted coordinates and rotation for various other components.
• Hardware/~ActivePrecharge RevB.kicad_pcb.lck
  • Removed the KiCad PCB lock file.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the high-voltage fuses on the Active Precharge board. This includes changing the footprints for F1 and F2, which is reflected in the updated Bill of Materials (BOM) and Component Placement List (CPL). The Gerber and drill files have been regenerated accordingly. Additionally, a KiCad lock file is now ignored, which is a good practice. My main feedback is on the generated CSV files (BOM and CPL), which are currently unsorted, making them difficult to review. Sorting them would significantly improve maintainability.

[gemini-code-assist]

This file has been significantly reordered, which makes it difficult to track changes. To improve maintainability and simplify future reviews, please consider sorting the contents of this CSV file alphabetically by the Designator column. This would group related components (like F1, F2, F3) and make diffs much cleaner.

[gemini-code-assist]

Similar to the BOM file, this component placement list has been completely rewritten, making it hard to review the specific changes in component positions, rotations, and layers. For better maintainability, please sort this file by the Designator column. This will make future changes much easier to identify and verify.