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how do I connect S1 and J1?
lgerardo

lgerardo

@copilot how do I connect S1 and J1?
1y

copilot

To connect the components S1 and J1, you'll need to follow the design procedure below. However, I noticed that J1 is a PJ-063AH connector with specific pin functions, and S1 is a switch. They need to be connected appropriately based on the function you intend them to perform in your circuit.
Here’s a general guideline:
  1. Determine the Functionality:
    • Will the switch S1 control power to J1, or will it serve another purpose?
  2. Possible Connection Setup:
    • If S1 is intended to switch the signal to the J1, you might connect one terminal of S1 $pin 2$ to a signal source, and the other terminal $pin 3$ to J1:Terminal.
Would you like assistance with a specific configuration, or do you have other components that should be incorporated into this connection?
1y
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470 Ω
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