My NFC Card PR (#1024)

* Created README.md

* Added the Gerber File for my NFC Card

* Added PDF Schematic

* Rename Gerber_Hacker-Card_PCB_Hacker-Card_2_2024-08-25.zip to gerber.zip

* Rename PCB_PCB_Hacker-Card_2_2024-08-25.pdf to schematic.pdf

* added cart.png

* Create src

* Delete projects/pratyush's_nfcCard/src

* Create temp file to create folder

* added json files

* added schematic

* Delete projects/pratyush's_nfcCard/schematic.pdf

* Rename Schematic_Hacker-Card_2024-08-25.pdf to schematic.pdf(and replaced old schematic)

projects/pratyush's_nfcCard/README.md

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+name: "Pratyush Vel Shankar"
+slack_handle: "@Pratyush Vel Shankar"
+github_handle: "@pratyushV-1"
+tutorial: # https://jams.hackclub.com/jam/onboard-grant
+---
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+# YOUR PROJECT NAME
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+I made a NFC business card, that will allow me to show my socials to someone, just by tapping their reciever. This card also has a silk layer, with my name, account name, and a qr code of my github. It follows the tradional PBC strucutre of a NFC card, and was an enjoyable project!
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+It costs 41.08 dollars, which is for the standard, basic version of the card. Luckily, due to the amazing HC OnBoard grant, it is free entirely for me(unless CUSTOMS STRIKE) , thanks HC!
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+I followed, what I think is the most traditional design process for a PCB, which is design on a software, export it onto a PCB manufacturer's website, and then create. It was an extremly fun process, and I thouroughly enjoyed it, hoping to do it again soon! There weren't many challenges that affected me during the process, but one main problem was the wiring, as I have read you are not supposed to let 2 wires overlap. The thing that helped the most was the HC tutorial, so thanks a lot!

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