2019-02-05, 05:27 PM
Just in the process now of designing one, jlcpcb will do ten 10cm x 10cm for $2! Now would it be a good idea for people to save their pcb designs somewhere for everyone to use? (like here 
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Using easyeda to design, online and seems quite good, design your pcb and they will get both the pcb and the components sent to you to solder and admire
So far doing an LED anchor light constant current regulator and thinking about an esp32 board. So for the esp, sockets to mount the 32, plus same for a bme280 pressure, ina219 current sensor (which can piggy back on a battery monitor shunt to log current in/out), probably a couple ads1115 voltage sensors and terminals for ds18b20 thermometers plus maybe 2 or 3 transistor switched outputs & some terminals for inputs.
Think of anything else?
Slight setback is i don't actually know anything about pcb design but how hard can it be
Anyone interested?
I've had an Esp sending data to a Pi for ages now, works really well and means you don't need to go anywere near those delicate Pi gpio pins and put it where ever you want to make wiring easier.
Not sure if this link will work...
https://easyeda.com/editor#id=6550262f31...c9e3f216fa
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).Using easyeda to design, online and seems quite good, design your pcb and they will get both the pcb and the components sent to you to solder and admire
So far doing an LED anchor light constant current regulator and thinking about an esp32 board. So for the esp, sockets to mount the 32, plus same for a bme280 pressure, ina219 current sensor (which can piggy back on a battery monitor shunt to log current in/out), probably a couple ads1115 voltage sensors and terminals for ds18b20 thermometers plus maybe 2 or 3 transistor switched outputs & some terminals for inputs.Think of anything else?
Slight setback is i don't actually know anything about pcb design but how hard can it be
Anyone interested?
I've had an Esp sending data to a Pi for ages now, works really well and means you don't need to go anywere near those delicate Pi gpio pins and put it where ever you want to make wiring easier.
Not sure if this link will work...
https://easyeda.com/editor#id=6550262f31...c9e3f216fa
Sent from my SM-T813 using Tapatalk