Renesas mcu sound and light touch panel controller
Features
*Two power inputs (TYPE-C and 2PIN binding posts)*
*Input voltage: 1.6V - 5.5V*
*Two PWM outputs*
*Potentiometer dimming*
*Three capacitive touch buttons*
*MCU controlled buzzer beep*
*DIY a silk screen of Princess Hatsune*
Schematic design instructions
PCB design instructions
Physical display instructions
Research process
I was catching up on the progress while attending classes at school. It was a bit difficult to do the wiring manually for the first time. I felt so proud after finally laying out the board and getting it. The white color was really nice, but it was a bit messy once I soldered it. The software debugging was simply a grind (Q Shuan, It collapsed), the welding process went very smoothly, I like welding so much. Fortunately, I paid attention to the group messages every day and found that there was a problem with the capacitance of the touch button. I asked around at school to get a suitable patch. Finally, I discussed it with the teacher. I turned on the light (it’s difficult~), and finally came to the design of the PCB frame. First, I wanted to make a five-sided box (you can directly snap five PCBs together). When the bottom surface of this board was made, the protruding position was slightly slanted. , can’t get stuck, woo woo woo. Let's continue to improve it later. We have reserved 4 IO ports to see what else can be connected later.
Rendering of the almost finished box: Renesas board used as the bottom of the box, nice
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