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Replaced by esphome | A bunch of custom esp8266-based home/hackerspace-automation devices

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atmosphere board v2 #63

Open mtfurlan opened 6 years ago

mtfurlan commented 6 years ago

Power led Logo not under USB Label pins silk Copper fill under antenna Barrel jack footprint, labeled Check holes square Ask Mike about size of board, look for easy enclosures

mkfink commented 5 years ago

~Swap esp to other side of PCB to test if it gets better wifi reception~ Doesn't seem necessary now with the newer d1 minis

mkfink commented 3 years ago

@mtfurlan what kind of barrel jack did you want to add? I'm finding I'd like to add a 2.5mm TRRS jack to this board (for like the temperature probe they sell for the Sonoff TH line). Also an extra I2C 4-pin footprint (to fit like JST-PH) for additional modular I2C sensors. Maybe two footprints, one 2.54mm pitch and the other 2mm pitch. Could put them close together to save space and just use one or the other. I'm using an adafruit STEMMA soil sensor which natively takes JST-PH 2mm, but I have a lot more 2.54mm stuff.

mtfurlan commented 3 years ago

What about the sparkfun qwiic? Is JST SH 1mm pitch.

mkfink commented 3 years ago

Oh those are cute, I guess maybe one of those too?

abzman commented 3 years ago

I want to make the power headers just 0.1" spacing and have an additional option for screw terminals (possibly) Also move the sensors so they don't overlap the mounting holes. Still need to pick a PIR sensor.

mkfink commented 3 years ago

I'm experimenting with enclosures for the v1 board and it's giving me a few ideas.

Move the d1 mini so that the USB port is at the edge of the board.
Arrange the sensor boards so their actual sensor elements aren't too close to the edge of the board so we don't need holes in the edge of the lid.
Keeping the board single sided will make for more compact enclosures, but can manage either way.