After looking at the schematic, looking over it again and once more, then at the PCB once more… I decided there could not be too much wrong with the design as-is… So I pulled the trigger and ordered five PCBs including SMT parts!
After Artemis v1.00 was almost sent to production I did make some last minute changes. That resulted in v1.01 of the hardware. Yesterday was a big day: I finally uploaded my design to jlcpcb.com and progressed with the order!
Posted in Automation, Paludarium
Tagged 28TSSOP, Artemis, Artemis hardware, Artemis PCB, PCA9685, PWM timer chip, soldering, soldering TSSOP28, TSSOP28
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