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Let's analyze the project components and their connections for any possible issues:
Power Connections:
All power connections seem appropriate:
US1:VCC, U3:VDD, IC1:VDD, U1:3V3, U4:+VS are connected to Net 1.
Ground connections are consistent across components.
Sensor Interfaces:
US1 (HC-SR04) connections appear correct:
TRIG is connected to U1:GPIO14.
ECHO is connected to U1:GPIO15.
Temperature Sensor (U4 - LM35):
Vout is connected to U1:GPIO27_ADC1.
Microcontroller (U2 - ESP8266):
RX is connected to U1:GPIO0.
TX is connected to U1:GPIO1.
I2C Connections:
It appears that U3 and IC1 (MPU-6050) share:
SCL connected to U1:GPIO3.
SDA connected to U1:GPIO2.
Ensure I2C pull-up resistors are present if not internal.
MPU-6050 (IC1):
Ensure power logic is correct between VLOGIC and VDD.
Potential Issues:
I2C Pull-up Resistors: Verify if pull-up resistors are necessary and include them as needed.
Power Supply Stability: Ensure that the power supply can handle the maximum current draw of all components simultaneously.
The schematic seems logically connected; however, ensure the I2C lines are properly terminated with pull-up resistors. Let me know if there's any specific part you'd like to delve into further!
3mo
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