Introduction (tell me why it is designed this way?)
------I am a sophomore in school, and the software I use for PCB drawing in school courses is AD.
In my freshman year, I started using Lichuang through the recommendation of my teacher. I have been using Lichuang for almost a year.
The biggest feeling is that the interface is clear and the operation is simple and easy to use.
During this period of time, I also participated in some PCB design solicitations.
But this is my first time participating in the training camp. When I first got the temperature and humidity sensor design topic,
Although it is not unfamiliar, I have been thinking about it for a long time in terms of functions.
At first I thought about drawing a square PCB and putting the temperature and humidity sensing function on it.
The ambient temperature and humidity can be uploaded through the network.
However, is this design too monotonous?
I have the habit of sleeping with the lights on, but sleeping with the lights on is not good for sleep.
I just want to design a night light to reduce the brightness as much as possible.
It just so happened that Lichuang was holding a temperature and humidity sensor training camp this time, and I was thinking why not integrate the temperature and humidity function into the night light?
The bedroom is a place for rest and sleep. The temperature and humidity are suitable, which is the prerequisite for ensuring a comfortable sleep.
The prerequisite for achieving temperature and humidity control is to monitor temperature and humidity.
Finally, it was decided to make a night light with temperature and humidity sensing function.
Features
PCB preview
Chip side (back)
Lighting surface (front)
instructions
At the beginning of the design,
--------Acknowledgments--------
First of all, I would like to thank Lichuang EDA and Tuya Company for providing me and the majority of EDA learners with such an opportunity to practice.
After the design, there are staff members who provide evaluation and guidance on the PCB, which is a rare training opportunity.
I hope there will be more such activities in the future, and I will definitely participate actively.
I also wish that Lichuang EDA and Tuya will get better and better.
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