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USB-C Hub Product Design | SolidWorks CAD, Assembly & Technical Drawings
Developed a compact USB-C hub in SolidWorks with a focus on enclosure design, port placement, internal PCB integration, and assembly structure.
The project includes detailed 3D CAD modeling of the aluminum enclosure, PCB and connector layout, USB-A and USB-C ports, HDMI interface, SD/TF card slots, cable and USB-C plug, along with an exploded assembly showing how the components fit together.
Technical documentation includes orthographic views, section views, detailed port dimensions, material and finish specifications, tolerances, and assembly details.
Skills: SolidWorks, Product Design, Mechanical CAD, Industrial Design, 3D Modeling, Assembly Design, Enclosure Design, PCB Integration, Technical Drawings, Section Views, Exploded Views, DFM Documentation.
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