An 1117 power supply is used primarily for its affordability and ease of soldering.
The SPI interface is brought out for connecting to the LCD screen. Two attached images are
shown. A quick note: during the competition, one of the judges immediately asked me if it made sense for us to buy a ready-made board, and whether I thought this was a good practice for our competition. I almost died laughing. I explained that this was our lab's board, with my LCSC logo on it; it was a question-and-answer format. He asked me about the crystal oscillator frequency, and after I answered, he said to the person next to him, "This is the baseboard you designed yourself." I asked him if he had anything else to say, and he replied, "Don't say anything, I already know." I almost died laughing.


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