USB-C Sensor Node


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Completed so far:
  • Created and named the project: USB-C WiFi BLE Environmental Sensor Node.
  • Updated the project description/properties.
  • Created the initial project specification: Project Specification — USB-C WiFi BLE Environmental Sensor Node.
  • Defined the intended architecture: USB-C 5 V sink, protected VBUS path, 3.3 V regulator, ESP32-C3 Wi‑Fi/BLE module, digital T/RH sensor, USB programming, boot/reset, status LED, and test pads.
Remaining work:
  • Select library-backed components for the ESP32-C3 module, T/RH sensor, USB-C connector, eFuse/protection, buck regulator, ESD/TVS, buttons, LED, and test points.
  • Add and wire the schematic.
  • Run ERC/design review and fix issues.
  • Create firmware, bring-up, and FCC/CE compliance notes once the schematic exists.
    I’m blocked from continuing execution because this workspace has no available ACUs right now, so AI design actions are unavailable.
Completed so far:
  • Created and named the project: USB-C WiFi BLE Environmental Sensor Node.
  • Updated the project description and project-level properties.
  • Created the initial project specification: Project Specification — USB-C WiFi BLE Environmental Sensor Node.
  • Defined the intended architecture: USB-C 5 V sink, protected VBUS path, 3.3 V regulator, ESP32-C3 Wi‑Fi/BLE module, digital T/RH sensor, USB programming, boot/reset, status LED, and test pads.
Remaining work:
  • Select library-backed parts for the ESP32-C3 module, T/RH sensor, USB-C connector, eFuse/protection, buck regulator, ESD/TVS, buttons, LED, and test points.
  • Add and wire the schematic.
  • Run ERC/design review and fix any issues.
  • Create firmware, board bring-up, and FCC/CE compliance notes once the schematic exists.
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