DONE WITH THE RENDERS AND CASE RAHHHHHH
ready to ship :D
DONE WITH THE RENDERS AND CASE RAHHHHHH
ready to ship :D
Collected 3D models, oriented them, and properly placed them. And my review go rejected yet again cuz I need to make a case. So that’s next
Done wiring the pcb yay
I wanted to mount the battery on the opposite side of the step up modules and the TP4096s, but I thought that the mounting holes might be a bit problematic. So I just moved them to the side
My last review got rejected because there were no PCBs, which I thought would’ve been ok since I’m gonna be making this project on a veroboard but oh well
anyway, FINDING THE FOOTPRINTS WERE PURE HELL BRO ONG 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢. But yeah I did find them eventually and I even had to make the footprint for the INMP441 mic myself cuz I couldn’t find it
and some basic troubleshooting
so yeah, next step is to wire it
Finished the prototype version of the code and made a example video (didn’t count towards my time ofc)
Worked on the code a bit and made the BOM
also, the I2S part of my code is heavily based on pre-existing snippets as it’s my first time using i2s rather than i2c
Made the schematic
I added dual power supplies since all of my old projects consisting of a sinlge power supply and power amplifiers kept resulting the ESP32 to brownout.
all of this will be made on a perfboard
ookkay So I started off wanting to create a schematic for the project, I won’t be making a PCB tho, the shipping is mad expensive, so i’ll just use a perfboard
I started by finding the basic symbols required for the project. Initially I wanted to make a PCB asw, but finding the footprint for these modules were pretty much impossible. And ofc, the shipping prices to get them manufactured. So I kinda wasted a lotta time and opted in to just make a Schematic and make it on a perfboard later
Also I created a simple symbol for the MAX98357A module
these are the current parts im gonna be using
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