Hi all! Due to space restrictions I switched most of the parts to SMD. The board size went down to 70x70mm (2,78"x2,78"). My goal is to have the PCB ready by sunday.
The front door istn´t as sturdy as expected and gives way especially where the foam gaskets are. I´ll have to think about a sollution for that.
Stay tuned :)
Edit: I finished the PCB. It has got a proper copper fill on both sides now. Here´s the (99%) finished PCB:
Big changes:
- ditched the Arduino Nano for an standalone Atmega 328
- 3V3 operating voltage -> no level shifter needed anymore
- J2 - J4 and J7 - J9 are WAGO 250 series connectors. Super nice stuff :)
It the silkscreen has to be refined a bit aaaaand I have to add another voltage regulator for 5V output.
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