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Implementation function:
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The minimum system to control ESP32 only requires simple power supply
2. Automatic download circuit
3. Encoder connection
4.Vibration motor
A MOS tube is used to control the vibration motor to achieve feedback when turning the knob to improve the experience.
5. Voltage stabilizing circuit
Using BL9195 chip, the voltage drop of this chip is only 300ma. When the device is powered by a 3.7V lithium battery, no additional boost circuit is required.
6.Battery charging circuit
Using TP4056 chip with charging indicator light.
7.Power supply switching circuit
A Schottky diode D2 is connected in parallel. The forward voltage drop of the Schottky diode D1 is about 0.3V, which is smaller than the body diode of the MOS tube. Before the MOS tube is fully turned on, VBAT supplies power to VOUT through Schottky diode D1, which can alleviate the problem of excessive VOUT voltage drop.
8.Power supply connection
The design separates the download interface and power supply and connects them through copper pillars, which is more beautiful and separates the power supply. When connecting to the computer for program burning, it can avoid problems such as burning the computer due to short circuit due to welding problems. It is suitable for novice welders to avoid unnecessary loss.
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