Recent content by Frzoen

Basically fitting them on a board isn't a problem if I will make it double sided. I wanted to stay on single sided to reduce cost of assembly but maybe it's not worth it right now. Also i wanted to fit everything on smallest possible board but maybe this goal is also not worth it. Now i made...

Hi g4eml! Totally agree. I feel dum dum right now. My brain went on vacation i think. :? There is some confusion in schematic... Visible part is of course SSM6K361NU which is indeed N FET (same as symbol) but value for it is SSM6J507NU (P FET...) ... that cannot work in this configuration...

Hi again, delayed again... I've cleaned project and give it last touch. Below is link to the repo. V1.0.0 tag comes with pre-generated gerbers. https://github.com/Frzoen/TSDZ2-NRF-module-board Soon we'll have boards and parts for testing. For now, have a peak into schematic if it looks ok...

Hi after delay :D So basically I've came up with this. Minimal setup that from my calculations should work. There are no parts on the back of the board :D Power supply is only 100mA but for NRF-dongle and control of one mosfet it should be plenty. There is hole to tie the cables to the board...

Yes, connectors are optional but the holes will stay 8) If the TSDZ2_VIN is just signal pin then there is no need to use BTS4140N as power switch with current limiting. I would use something like SSM6K361NU from Toshiba with additional PTC fuse for safety. They can be directly controlled with...

I will add those holes to the design (again with 3D model of the connector - yea, i love to add connectors to everything :lol: ) It's rated for 500mA and up to 75V input. Depends on what You want to power with it. Btw. i'm a newbie in space of TSDZ2. Is the TSDZ2_VIN pin only control signal or...

Hi everyone! So, basically I've designed mentioned by @lasercat board. Let me justify my decisions :) ad 1. The connector doesn't have to be mounted :) It is there just in case. I can make it DNP for early production. ad 2. My experience with smd mounted modules is different, never had problem...