Orange Pi PC Design Solution

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I recommend adding input- and output-side decoupling on your power rails:

Table


CapacitorValueFootprintNetPurpose
C110 µF06035VBulk decoupling on 5 V rail
C20.1 µF06035VHigh-frequency decoupling
C310 µF06033V3Bulk decoupling on 3.3 V rail
C40.1 µF06033V3High-frequency decoupling
Shall I go ahead and place these four capacitors on the schematic?
Add 5V bulk cap
Add 5V HF cap
Add 3V3 decoupling
Ask placement advice
Check cap voltage
how do I use Flux?

@copilot how do I use Flux?
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Using Flux for designing electronic circuits and PCB layouts is straightforward and efficient. Here's a concise guide to help you get started:
  1. First Steps:
    • Access Flux: Open your web browser and navigate to the Flux.ai website. Log in or create an account if you haven't already.
    • Create a New Project: Once logged in, you can create a new project by clicking on the appropriate option. This will take you to the schematic or PCB layout editor, depending on what you choose to start with.
  2. Designing a Schematic:
    • Place Components: Drag components from the library onto your schematic canvas. You can search for specific components using the search functionality.
    • Make Connections: Once your components are placed, you can draw connections between them using wires. Click on a pin and drag to another pin to connect them.
    • Define Net Properties: Assign net names and characteristics if necessary, by selecting the wire and editing its properties.
  3. Moving to PCB Layout:
    • After finishing your schematic, you can move on to laying out your PCB. Flux automatically transfers your components and connections to the PCB layout editor.
    • Place Components: Initially, all components will be placed outside the PCB outline. You need to drag these onto the PCB, arranging them according to your design requirements.
    • Route Traces: Connect the component pads as per the schematic connections by drawing traces. Flux provides auto-routing functionality, but manual routing is often recommended for optimal control and efficiency.
  4. Review and Export:
    • Examine your design for any errors or improvements. You can also use the design rule check (DRC) feature to automate this process.
    • Once satisfied, export your design. Flux allows you to export schematics, PCB layouts, and Gerber files for manufacturing.
  5. Resources and Support:
    • Documentation: Flux provides detailed documentation, including a getting-started tutorial [1].
    • Community Support: Join the Flux Slack community to ask questions and share experiences with fellow users [2].
    • Video Tutorials: For visual learners, Flux's YouTube channel offers numerous tutorials and example projects [3].
If you encounter any specific issues or have questions as you navigate through Flux, feel free to ask. The platform is designed to be intuitive for users at all levels, from beginners to experienced electrical engineers.
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PA21
GND
GND
CAN_RX
GND
GND
UART1_RX
SPI0_MOSI
UART1_TX
PA20
PC4
GND
UART1_CTS
GND
PA8
3V3
SPI0_CLK
5V
GND
5V
PWM1
UART1_RX
UART1_TX
UART3_TX
PA7
TWI0-SDA
PD14
UART2_RTS
TWI1-SCK
PA9
SPI0_CS0
UART1_CTS
TWI0-SCK
UART1_RTS
GND
SPI0_MISO
PA10
UART3_RX
TWI1-SDA
3V3

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