Closed Kabron287 closed 2 years ago
Thanks! I guess it have to be placed in hardware folder of this repo.
Yes, with 3D model of PCB exported from Altium.
I noticed that dual DC/DC converter U2 could not be shutdown. Are there free MCU pins to route to SHDN1/SHDN2 pins of U2?
I was expecting POS_CTRL and NEG_CTRL from the shift register U3 were used to do that. They are set or reset in epd_poweron and epd_poweroff in the software of the epd driver. Seems they are here just for nothing. Maybe there is a reason they provide the signals but didn't route them. We'd like to hear about this from the designers
Edit: PWR_EN is switching off 3V3 that is powering the dual DC/DC, when working on the battery.
The schematic has been added.
The schematic has been added.
Please add also PCB 3D model file (STEP?) exported from Altium where PCB was designed
It seems to me that correct naming for this position should be VBAT. Am I right?
I think your wrong VBAT is coming throught Q5 and is applied to the "5V" net, when there is no power on USB plug otherwise VBUS is present on "5V' net. From "5V" net, VBAT (or VBUS) is applied to the BAT net when Q3 is on. And Q3 is on when VBUS is present or PWR_EN is active.
OK, but net BAT on Q3 drain is connected only to R29 and nothing else. Maybe some nets are not named or some another mistake?
So, the only purpose of the Q3 is to connect battery to ADC divider R29/R32 in order to reduce leak current while device is in deep sleep. But, look at R35. It is permanently connected to battery and consumes ~40uA. It'll be better to change R35 to ADC divider which lower consumption at least twice.
I have updated the explanation, the voltage divider is not always enabled, only when the operation screen is turned on.
When you launch new product, the FIRST and MANDATORY thing that must be done is the SCHEMATIC of the product! That is why you lose the competition with M5Stack products.