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Project: Universal Configurable 10-Battery Controller – Concept Model Date: 2026-07-13

Draft BOM - Concept Model

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Project: Universal Configurable 10-Battery Controller – Concept Model Date: 2026-07-13

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Completed the PCB presentation cleanup: preserved the schematic, reorganized the board into labelled functional zones, added mounting holes, section boxes, polarity labels, concept warnings, and routed selected verified low-voltage/control nets without forcing the battery matrix.

Open items:

Remaining airwires are expected for the concept-only matrix and some unforced low-voltage items.
A small ESP32 module GND/mount footprint overlap warning remains.
I could not directly set/export saved 3D camera views from here.

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Suggested next steps:

Open the 3D viewer and capture the requested presentation angles.
Review the top PCB view for silkscreen readability.
If this ever moves beyond presentation, redesign the high-current battery matrix from real electrical requirements.

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I’ll read the attached instructions and apply them to the current project if they’re actionable, without recreating the schematic unless explicitly required.

Worked for 7 mins 53 sec

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Blocked: your account currently has no available ACUs, so I can’t continue executing PCB edits or checks.

Accomplished this session:

Read the new attachment and confirmed it is a continuation/polish request for the existing project.
Re-ran board/routing checks.
Identified the remaining ESP32 warning as two unnamed ESP32 footprint mount/dummy pads overlapping the real GND pad.
Attempted a non-destructive fix by disabling those duplicate dummy pads, but the latest inspection still showed them active, so the issue remains unresolved.

Remaining work:

Remove or correctly neutralize the two duplicate ESP32 dummy pads causing the GND/mount overlap.
Re-run DRC and routing precheck.
Continue verified low-voltage routing only, while keeping BATTERY_POWER_MATRIX_CONCEPT_ONLY conceptual.
Update PCB Final Review Notes, Draft BOM, and Schematic Review Notes after final checks.

Fix ESP32 pads

Show overlapping pads

List DRC errors

Remove pads manually

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Draft BOM - Concept Model

Project: Universal Configurable 10-Battery Controller – Concept Model Date: 2026-07-13

This draft BOM is for presentation/concept review only. Generic parts and placeholder footprints remain intentional.

Table

Part / Group	Qty	Designators	MPN / Notes	Manufacturer / Notes
ESP32-S3-WROOM-1	1	U1	ESP32-S3-WROOM-1	Listed manufacturer metadata requires later verification
USB-C receptacle	1	J11	USB4105-GF-A	GCT
USB ESD protection	1	D6	USBLC6-2SC6	UMW
3.3 V regulator	1	U2	TLV1117LV33DCYR	Texas Instruments
Li-ion charger concept IC	1	U3	MCP73831T-5ACI/OT	Microchip Technology
Analog multiplexers	2	U4, U5	CD74HC4067M96	TI
Screw terminal connectors	11	J1-J10, J12	OSTTE020104	On Shore Technology; used for cell/output concept connectors
MOSFET placeholders	10	Q1-Q10	BSS138	Placeholder only; not suitable as final high-current battery switch
NTC thermistors	10	RT1-RT10	ABNTC-0603-103J-3950F-T / NCU18XH103F6SRB	Battery temperature concept sensing
Generic resistors	66	R1-R66 subset	Generic values shown in schematic	Includes dividers, LED resistors, pulls, gate/control placeholders
Generic capacitors	9	C1-C9	Generic values shown in schematic	Decoupling/bulk placeholders
Tactile switches	2	SW1, SW2	TS-1088-AR02016	Boot/reset or UI controls
Status LEDs	5	D1-D5	Generic LED 0603	Concept indicators
Rotary encoder	1	ENC1	PEC11J-9015F-S0024	Bourns
OLED display	1	DISP1	OLED 128 x 64 0.96 inch	Presentation UI module
Polyfuse	1	F1	SMD050F-2	Littelfuse

BOM Notes

This BOM is not procurement-ready.
Placeholder components are intentionally used for concept visualization.
BSS138 devices are visual MOSFET placeholders only and are not rated for a real 10-battery switching matrix.
Final high-current switching, battery protection, charging, and safety components must be selected from verified electrical requirements before manufacturing.

BOM Notes