Temperature and Humidity Sensor Node Design


Yes — C5 should stay in the decoupling network.
Why:
  • In the current schematic, C5 is a 100 nF capacitor connected directly from U3 VDD to GND, and its role is already tagged as “Decoupling for HDC3020 VDD pin.”
  • That matches standard local bypass practice for IC supplies: 100 nF MLCC is the normal value for a local decoupling capacitor
Updated list treatment
Move C5 out of the vague “sensor power and decoupling” bucket and call it out explicitly as:
Sensor local decoupling
  • C5100 nF local bypass capacitor for U3, connected from VDD to GND
  • Keep it physically close to U3, since decoupling caps should stay near the IC they support; supporting components should move with their IC during placement
Corrected section for the add-and-wire list

Table


NetConnect
3V3U3 VDD, C5 P1
GNDU3 GND, EPAD, C5 P2
I2C_SCLESP1 IO8, U3 SCL, R6 P2
I2C_SDAESP1 IO10, U3 SDA, R5 P2
3V3R5 P1, R6 P1
Net 1U3 *RESET tied high as currently implemented
Bottom line
  • Keep C5 in the decoupling list
  • Treat it specifically as U3’s local supply bypass capacitor
  • It is not optional if you want a complete, sensible sensor supply network
If you want, I can now rewrite the entire add-and-wire list into one cleaned-up final version with no ambiguities.
Check C5 role
Update decoupling list
Show C5 connections