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how should i connect these
nodnarb11

nodnarb11

@copilot how should i connect these
1y

copilot

Sure, let's work on connecting these components! Here's a basic connection outline for your project:
Power Connections
  • Connect U5U5:IN to an appropriate power source for the circuit (e.g., battery or adapter).
  • Connect U5U5:OUT to U4U4:VDD, U3U3:5V, and U2U2:VDD.
Ground Connections
  • Connect U5U5:GND, U4U4:GND, U3U3:GND, U2U2:GND, and U1U1:COM/GND, U1U1:COM/GND__1 together.
Data Connections
  • Connect U1U1:D1/TX to U4U4:RX.
  • Connect U1U1:D0/RX to U4U4:TX.
  • Connect U1U1:A0 to U2U2:DQ for reading temperature data.
Optional Connections for Control
  • Use the remaining digital pins on U1U1 (such as D2, D3, etc.) to control U3U3:D0-D10 if interfacing with relays or other similar components.
These are basic connections to get you started. Let me know if you have specific needs or modifications to integrate based on your project's requirements!
1y
2
recommend a replacement for U1.
nodnarb11

nodnarb11

@copilot recommend a replacement for U1.
1y

copilot

Since U1 is an Arduino Nano, one possible replacement could be the Arduino Nano Every. It's a newer version with improved performance and a similar form factor. Here are a few points to consider about the Arduino Nano Every:
  • Improved Processor: It features a more powerful ATmega4809 microcontroller compared to the original Nano's ATmega328.
  • Same Form Factor: The Nano Every maintains the same footprint as the original Arduino Nano.
  • Increased Ease of Use: Enhanced features for power handling may streamline integration.
  • Backward Compatibility: It supports the same basic functionality, making it compatible with many of the Nano's configurations and shields.
Let me know if you need more options or additional information!
1y
1
U2 GND - U1 GND
U2 DQ - U1 IO4
H1
U2 GND - U1 GND
U2 VDD - U1 3.3V
U2 GND - U1 GND
U2 GND - U1 GND
U1
U2 VDD - U1 3.3V
U2 DQ - U1 IO4
U2 VDD - U1 3.3V
U2 GND - U1 GND

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