Name: Flux
Price: 15 USD

Smart Medication Dispenser Design

Thought

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Work completed

Project description updated to “Smart Medication Dispenser Controller – ESP32-Based with Dual Stepper Drivers, DS3231 RTC, Robust 12 V Power Tree, and Comprehensive Sensor/UI Interfaces”.
Added major ICs:
- U1 as U1
- IC1, IC2, IC3, IC4, IC5, IC6 as IC1–IC6
- U3 as U3 and J1 as J1
Added power components:
- Reverse-polarity protection and TVS diode on the 12 V input
- 5 V switch-mode buck converter stage
- SGM2212-3.3XKC3G/TR as U2 for 3.3 V LDO

Tasks not done

Creating or saving the mermaid system architecture diagram (star-ground, domains) — you’ll need to supply that diagram manually.
Adding the NPN transistor for the buzzer driver.
Populating supporting passives:
- Bulk (100 µF) and high-frequency decoupling caps (0.1 µF, 1 µF)
- Buck converter inductors
- I2C pull-ups (4.7 kΩ)
- Flyback diode for the buzzer
- RC-debounce footprints for the reed switch (DNP)
Adding connectors and headers:
- 12 V barrel jack and motor (VMOT) connectors
- I2C, UART, GPIO expansion, programming header, I2C OLED header
Wiring nets (power rails, I2C, STEP/DIR, sensors, LEDs, buzzer)
Schematic ERC and layout preparation (stackup, board shape, star-ground copper pour)

Success criteria review

Complete schematic coverage: ❌ not yet (passives, connectors, net wiring missing)
PCB layout (100×80 mm, motor/logic segregation, star-ground, trace widths): ❌ not yet

Next recommended step Add the NPN transistor and flyback diode for the piezo buzzer driver, then proceed with placing all supporting passives in the power subsystem.

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IC6

IC3

Inductance

IC4

Resistance

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Inductance

Generic Capacitor