Devre Şeması İncelemesi
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Work done
- Renamed the project to ATmega328P 0-10V Temp Humidity Controller.
- Verified the main architecture is present and coherent: U1 24 V input, Q1 reverse-polarity protection, D1 TVS clamp, U2 24 V to 5 V buck, U6 3.3 V LDO, IC1 MCU, U3 SHT30 sensor, and U4 with R8, R9, R10, R11, R12, C20, C21 as the PWM-to-0-10 V output stage.
- Corrected the broken supply/return structure by reconnecting the MCU and analog/output decoupling network onto the explicit PLUS5V and GND rails.
- Fixed the lower leg of the analog feedback divider by tying R11 to GND, so the second stage around U4 is referenced correctly.
- Normalized key net naming for traceability, including VIN_24V, PLUS5V, PLUS3V3, VIN_PROT, and the analog output nets.
- Documented the applied corrections in Design Notes.
Success criteria review
- ✅ Power path reviewed and corrected so the 24 V input, 5 V rail, and 3.3 V sensor rail are explicitly connected and coherent.
- ✅ Sensor interface remains correctly structured on 3.3 V with I2C pull-ups on SDA/SCL for U3.
- ✅ IC1 supply, reset, crystal, AVCC filter, ISP header, and AREF bypass remain in place and connected.
- ✅ 0-10 V output stage around U4 was corrected so its gain divider now has a valid ground reference.
- ✅ Final ERC-style checks are clean for floating pins, missing power, undriven nets, and single-pin nets.
Next steps
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Design Notes
Current remediation status
- Project renamed to ATmega328P 0-10V Temp Humidity Controller.
- Schematic review focused on preserving the existing architecture: 24 VDC input -> LM5010A 5 V buck -> TPS78233 3.3 V LDO -> SHT30 sensor + ATmega328P -> dual-op-amp 0-10 V output stage.
- Main schematic issue identified so far was fragmented naming and partial separation of the MCU / analog decoupling return and 5 V supply nodes.
Corrections applied in schematic
- Renamed ambiguous rails for review clarity:
Net 1->VIN_24VNet 2->PGNDNet 7->PLUS5V_ANet 8->AGNDNet 9->AOGND
- Reconnected the analog/output and MCU bypass return capacitors to the explicit
GNDnet. - Reconnected the split 5 V analog / MCU supply decoupling group back onto the explicit
PLUS5Vrail.
Design review findings
Confirmed good structure
- Reverse polarity protection present at the 24 V input using a P-channel MOSFET and TVS clamp.
- 24 V to 5 V switching regulator present using LM5010A with external diode, inductor, input bulk, output bulk, and feedback divider.
- 5 V to 3.3 V regulation present for the SHT30 using TPS78233.
- I2C pull-ups are present on SDA and SCL at 3.3 V using 4.7k resistors.
- ATmega328P reset pull-up, ISP header, crystal, load capacitors, and AREF bypass are present.
- 0-10 V output chain uses a two-stage op-amp topology: first buffered PWM low-pass, then non-inverting gain/output stage.
Issues found / being corrected
- Key supply and return nodes around the MCU and analog output section were split across anonymous nets instead of the intended explicit 5 V and ground rails.
- Ground naming remains visually fragmented because of existing ground portals and imported net-label structure, but the electrical return is now being unified onto the explicit
GNDnet.
Remaining verification focus
- Confirm no residual split rail remains between
PLUS5V,PLUS5V_A, and local decoupling nodes. - Confirm the analog gain network around the second op-amp implements the intended PWM-to-0-10 V scaling cleanly.
- Re-run schematic review after the final rail cleanup and summarize the corrected structure.
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