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To connect the main power for the Arduino Uno R3 in your project, pay attention to the following connections regarding the power nets:
Vin Pin: This pin is used to supply voltage to the Arduino when using an external power source, other than the USB. The voltage value provided to this pin should be between 7V-12V.
+5V Pin: This is the regulated 5V generated by the regulator on the Arduino board. It can be used to power other components connected to the Arduino.
+3.3V Pin: This pin provides a 3.3V power supply generated by an on-board regulator. It's a lower power, less noisy power source.
GND Pins: These are the ground pins.
Here's how you can wire the main power connections:
Connections:
Connect external power supply to Vin: Connect the positive terminal of your external power supply to the Vin pin.
Connect external ground to GND: Connect the negative terminal of your external power supply to the GND pin.
In your project, you could connect the following:
Connect VIN:P1 to the source's positive terminal.
Connect +5V:P1 and +3V3:P1 to the respective power nets for your components.
Connect all GND pins (e.g., J2:Pin6 and J2:Pin7) to the ground terminal of your power supply.
Here's an updated list of the connections in this format:
Connect External power positive to VIN:P1.
Connect +5V:P1 to components requiring 5V power.
Connect +3V3:P1 to components requiring 3.3V power.
Connect all GND to the external power ground.
You can now route and manage these connections in Flux.ai along with the rest of your PCB design.
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