VORON 2.4 TAP 5-24V verified

Project Description:

The VORON TAP is a leveling sensor based on a photoelectric sensor. It boasts high precision while maintaining an attractive appearance, and also functions as a collision protection switch. It is currently the most commonly used leveling sensor for VORON 2.4. This design is a redesign based on the open-source VORON TAP circuit board, supporting a wide voltage range of 5-24V. Replacing the photoelectric sensor with an EE-SX398 reduces costs, with a single sensor costing less than 10 RMB. Some users have reported occasional burnout of this step-down chip under power; therefore, a 1-ohm resistor is added to the input to effectively solve this problem. Alternatively, this resistor can be replaced with a diode to add reverse connection protection.
Schematic,



PCB Design,

Physical Demonstration, Notes:

The
10uf capacitor is a filter capacitor at the power input. If using 24V, it is recommended to purchase a 50V capacitor.
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