asking about steval-1sa170v1

[AMIRA_BESHIEER]

Hello, where can i find the altium files for steval-1sa170v1?

[Andrew Neil]

What makes you think that Altium files should be available?

https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus-boards-and-hardware/altium-file-for-stm32f0discovery/m-p/629324/highlight/true#M16779

If you go to the Product Page for the board, schematics, etc, will be under 'CAD Resources'

[AMIRA_BESHIEER]

The gerber files in CAD Resources is empty, so i think the layout and altium files can be available 

[Andrew Neil]

You're assuming that ST use Altium.

Other systems are available ...

[AMIRA_BESHIEER]

ok, How can i open the gerber files in CAD resources?

  

[Andrew Neil]

I can't see a Product Page for "steval-1sa170v1" - can you give a link?

[AMIRA_BESHIEER]

https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/steval-isa170v1.html#cad-resources 

[Andrew Neil]

Thanks.

So I see Gerbers, BoM, and Schematics all available for download there:

The Gerbers download as a Zip; the BoM and Schematics as PDFs:

Inside the Gerbers Zip:

 

 

[AMIRA_BESHIEER]

i couldn't open the gerber files. so i asked for the layout or what is the method to open it?

[Peter BENSCH]

Well, GERBER data is actually only intended for plotting a layout or producing a board, similar to PDF, which is also only intended for printing and not for re-layouting. However, you can use a GERBER viewer to orientate yourself on details from its data and derive your own layout. There are GERBER viewers that you can use for free, e.g. the one in the KiCAD package.

Regards
/Peter

[Peter BENSCH]

It may be that online GERBER viewers have problems with the file extensions and you may have to change them to .GBR. The KiCAD viewer does not pay attention to this and interprets the content of the files and displays them if they are GERBER data: