add pcb versioning information
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The board has a power resistor so to put a heavy load on the 5V output.
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This increases the performance of your ATX power supply (which is a switch mode power supply), so to have better 12V outputs for the light strips.
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A fan (standard 80mm 3-wire PC fan), which you have to connect to the board, will take care of dissipating the generated heat.
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versioning
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the version is not defined is the files themselves, but are generated.
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for the pcb:
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- use `rake` to generate the outputs
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- is will use the schematic `led-controller.sch`, produced a `led-controller_vX.YYY.sch`, and put the version inside
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- is will use the layout `led-controller.pcb`, produced a `led-controller_vX.ZZZ.pcb`, and put the version inside
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- `X` is the version of the board, defined in `version`
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- version changes are described in `CHANGES.txt`
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- version with letter (A,B,C,…) are releases, version with number (0,1,2,…) are intermediate working stages
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- `YYY` and `ZZZ` are revisions, independent of the version and each other. they described how often the schematic/layout has been modified (git commits)
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