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1/10 Build and verify automotive 12/24 V protected 5 V power entry

Build and verify automotive 12/24 V protected 5 V power entry

Design and build STM32 control, USB-C, and debug circuitry

Design and build 500 kbit/s CAN interface on OBD pins 6/14

Design and build SAE J1850 VPW interface on OBD pin 2

Add transparent BLE serial interface and four ordered LEDs

Run complete schematic review and correct issues

Configure board outline/stackup and place components for the shell

Route PCB and resolve blocking DRC issues

Create firmware starter and board bring-up documentation

Perform final design review and summarize production risks

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Received notification from "Automotive Power Entry Schema" that it finished — picking the work back up.
The automotive power-entry executor has completed, but I cannot inspect or reconcile its changes because no ACUs remain. Earlier inspection confirmed the project was empty before this latest executor ran, so its mutations are not yet independently verified.
Remaining work:
  • Inspect the new power block and verify protection coordination, buck values, and 5 V/1 A capability.
  • Complete STM32, USB-C, CAN, VPW, BLE, and four-LED circuitry.
  • Run ERC, create the PCB outline, place/route the board, run DRC, and produce firmware/bring-up documentation.
Yes. I’m here, but I can’t inspect the schematic right now because the account has no available ACUs. No power-entry changes have been verified, and the last visible project state still showed 0 components and 0 nets.
Once ACUs are available, I’ll inspect:
  • Reverse-battery and jump-start protection
  • TVS/load-dump clamp coordination and voltage ratings
  • Buck IC input range, inductor, diode, feedback, and capacitor values
  • Thermal/current margin for a regulated 5 V / 1 A output
  • Connectivity and ERC results
Check ACU status
Review power input
Find suitable parts
Document requirements
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