Exporting Schematic as PDF

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imoodyou

how do i generate the .pdf?

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U1
MQ_HEADER
U3
PI_ALERT
R2 P2 - C1 P2
TP_SDA 1 - R3 P1
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
PI_SCL
PI_5V
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
J1 1 - TP_5V 1
R7 P2 - TP_ALERT 1
R2 P1 - C1 P1
PI_3V3
R7 P2 - TP_ALERT 1
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R7 P2 - TP_ALERT 1
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
PI_GND
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
TP_SDA 1 - R3 P1
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R2 P1 - C1 P1
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R2 P1 - C1 P1
TP_5V
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
TP_SCL 1 - R4 P1
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
TP_3V3
R2 P2 - C1 P2
PI_SDA
J1 1 - TP_5V 1
R2 P1 - C1 P1
R2 P2 - C1 P2
TP_SCL
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R7 P2 - TP_ALERT 1
TP_GND
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R2 P1 - C1 P1
TP_ALERT
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R2 P2 - C1 P2
R3 P2 - U2 SDA
R2 P1 - C1 P1
TP_SCL 1 - R4 P1
TP_SDA
R2
Resistance
500 Ω
R5
Resistance
500 Ω
R4
Resistance
500 Ω
R1
Resistance
500 Ω
R4
Resistance
500 Ω
C9
Capacitance
Capacitance
R6
Resistance
500 Ω
C8
Capacitance
Capacitance
C9
Capacitance
Capacitance
C8
Capacitance
Capacitance
ADS
R7
Resistance
500 Ω
R6
Resistance
500 Ω
C1
Capacitance
Capacitance
R5
Resistance
500 Ω
R3
Resistance
500 Ω
C1
Capacitance
Capacitance
R7
Resistance
500 Ω
R2
Resistance
500 Ω
R3
Resistance
500 Ω
R1
Resistance
500 Ω
GND

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    Raspberry Pi Pico | End-to-end AI Design Tutorial [Example]

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    Raspberry Pi Zero 2W with 5V MQ Gas Sensor and ADS1115 I²C ADC: Breadboard Interface Design

    Properties

    USB

    - TP_3V3 → top power rail (+) - TP_GND → top power rail (-) - TP_5V → top 5V rail - TP_SDA → breadboard row 10 - TP_SCL → breadboard row 12 - TP_ALERT → breadboard row 14 - J1 pin 1 (MQ VCC) → breadboard row 20 power rail (+) - J1 pin 2 (MQ GND) → breadboard row 20 ground rail (-) - J1 pin 3 (MQ OUT) → breadboard row 20

    165.1 mm by 54.0 mm

    Diagram
    


  
    
  
  
    
  



Sensor_FrontEnd


ADS1115_ADC


I2C_Interface


















































"MQ Sensor node_5V Supply, A0 Out"
"100kΩ"
"Divider Node / A0 Input"
"62kΩ"
"47nF Filter"
"GND"
"ADS1115"
"VDD"
"GND"
"ADDR=GND"
"AIN0 (DivNode)"
"SDA"
"SCL"
"ALERT"
"100nF"
"10µF"
"4.7kΩ PU"
"4.7kΩ PU"
"100Ω Series"
"100Ω Series"
"TP_SDA"
"TP_SCL"
"TP_ALERT"
"TP_3V3"
"TP_5V"
"TP_GND"
"100Ω Series"

    WiFi

    Pi pin 1 (3V3) 163 163 763 163 TP_3V3 net 3V3 Pi pin 6 (GND) 163 163 763 163 TP_GND net GND Pi pin 2 or 4 (5V) 163 163 763 163 TP_5V net 5V Pi pin 3 (GPIO2 SDA) 163 163 763 163 TP_SDA net SDA Pi pin 5 (GPIO3 SCL) 163 163 763 163 TP_SCL net SCL Pi pin 7 (GPIO4 ALERT) 163 163 763 163 TP_ALERT net ALERT

    Processor

    Raspberry Pi

    Diagram
    


  
    
  
  
    
  






Pi
ADS1115
MQ
I

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    Raspberry Pi Zero 2W Front-End Interface for MQ Gas Sensors with ADS1115 I²C ADC

    flux.ai/nico/rp2040-only-ai

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