Smartie
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Hey guys,
I'm developing a open source watch and my schematic looks good so far.
but designing the PCB is difficult as I've only designed one real PCB before and that was using through hole components.
This PCB is using rather small SMD parts and I would like your feedback on it as I would really like some expert advise on it.
Parts used:
PIC24FJ64GB004
MCP73833
TC1071
Nokia 6100 LCD
Right-Angled Buttons.
Li+ 110mAh battery
Notes:
TC1071 is a low power adjustable LDO.
MCP73833 is a Li-ion battery charger.
The 8pin header on the left is a header to a wireless transceiver.
On the board, the LCD is on the bottom while everything else is on the top.
Any feedback is highly appreciated!
Cheers
Roman![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I'm developing a open source watch and my schematic looks good so far.
but designing the PCB is difficult as I've only designed one real PCB before and that was using through hole components.
This PCB is using rather small SMD parts and I would like your feedback on it as I would really like some expert advise on it.
Parts used:
PIC24FJ64GB004
MCP73833
TC1071
Nokia 6100 LCD
Right-Angled Buttons.
Li+ 110mAh battery
Notes:
TC1071 is a low power adjustable LDO.
MCP73833 is a Li-ion battery charger.
The 8pin header on the left is a header to a wireless transceiver.
On the board, the LCD is on the bottom while everything else is on the top.
Any feedback is highly appreciated!
Cheers
Roman