Thanks to IcicaSora for providing the schematic for 011 ↩ Thxandbye created the schematic and laid the traces on top. The original shape for this board was done here by Martin Refseth.
If you'd like to do this and submit a PR, feel free and I'll merge it.
This is not something I plan to do anymore. This means that someone could easily acquire a board for all controllers, then populate the one they need. The idea here is to create one "panelized" board which contains all above boards (JDS 001, 011, 030, 040, 050, 055). The Casual Coders Tindie store is now live! Head on over to or /stores/casualcoders (they're the same thing) if you'd like to purchase PCBs, Kits, or Pre-Assembled boards by one of us! Tutorial To Manufacture and assemble these boards. Cost will likely depend on which board house you choose to go through. Gives a little more room to work inside the controller. I used a 0.8mm PCB when I originally made these, and found it worked quite well. This is an open source project though, so you're free to download KiCad and start making modifications to these boards so that you can more easily populate them. The overall project goal is to keep all possible parts the same between boards, and to make it reasonablly easy for a person of moderate skill to populate these boards. Each board follow the USB Type C legacy standard, allowing C to C charging and data transfer at USB 2.0 speeds. This repo aims to host mostly drop-in USB Type C replacement boards for all revisions of PS4 controller. Hate microUSB? Looking to decrease cable clutter? This is the PS4 mod for you. These are pretty basic though, so this should hopefully hold until the DS4 controller is well discontinued. Feel free to use all of the info provided here to make modifications to boards like using new parts or LEDs. PRs will be merged, but I no longer intend to update boards. It is no longer under active development.
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