One important constraint: the ESP32 cannot run directly from 5V, so I’ll add a 5V-to-3.3V regulator after the LM2596. Also, 36V is close to the LM2596’s 40V limit, so I’ll size the input capacitors/diode conservatively and flag it for protection review.
I added the requested KF350-3.5-2P 36V input connector plus the main power parts: STPS5L60U Schottky diode, 68uH inductor, LM2596 input/output capacitors, LD1117S33TR 3.3V regulator, and extra ESP32 3.3V bulk capacitance.
Open items:
The new parts are not wired yet because execution stopped due to no available ACUs.
The schematic currently has floating-pin ERC warnings on the newly added connector, diode, LDO, inductor, and capacitors.
36V input is close to the LM2596 40V limit, so input protection/TVS should still be added or reviewed.
Suggested next steps once ACUs are available:
Wire J1 36V input to LM2596 VIN/GND and support capacitors.
Wire LM2596 OUTPUT → diode/inductor → 5V rail and FEEDBACK.
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