Hey guys,
I'd like to use a PCB prototyping, i've copied the schematic on the left and adapted it for my wemos.
Are my 3 wiring on the right okay ? Especially the PCB ?
Thank you guys !
Don't use those Frizing diagrams. They are not presice enough. Attach a real schematic.
Have You tested the circuitry and verified that it works?
Railroader:
Don't use those Frizing diagrams. They are not presice enough. Attach a real schematic.
Have You tested the circuitry and verified that it works?
Hey! Yes I've tested it and it works on my breadboard, next step is pcb prototyping, and next is printing PCB, but I'd like to put that on paper before doing the prototyping.
What app should I use to make schematics ?
Good, the functionality is verified.
You can use "pen and paper". The important is to show connection pins, their symbols, voltage supplies etc..
In what environment is Your design supposed to be used?
Railroader:
Good, the functionality is verified.
You can use "pen and paper". The important is to show connection pins, their symbols, voltage supplies etc..
In what environment is Your design supposed to be used?
I'll take some times tomorrow, it's going to be in a junction box to prevent dust, mist and other stuff.
Okey. Climate zone, Florida, Alaska, wet or dry.....?
Railroader:
Okey. Climate zone, Florida, Alaska, wet or dry.....?
In a building, near CNC machines, South of france with mediterranean climat
Okey, room temperature and normal humidity.
Make sure that Your documentation to the PCB maker is correct!
Watching Your schematic I would look for noice suppression here and there so Your device will not likely pick up disturbing electrical noice from the surrounding. Any electrical welders being near, any high ampere devices being switched?
gerko13:
What app should I use to make schematics ?
I like Autodesk Eagle. If your boards are small, it's free.