MEP EP#200: Rotary Alarm SystemParker
Air Raid Siren Completed
Working on the power sub system for a D.C. Badge
Based on the successful DOOM SAO power system
USB Type-C for “cable” power
5.1K on both CC pins
Gives us 1.5A at 5V which is plenty of juice
Alkaline Primary Cells
TPS2113 for switching between cable power and the batteries
SAO connector implementation with proper current limiting
Gonna try a small little buck switcher
TLV62568 to knock the USB and battery voltage down to the 3.3V we need.
Going to design a lithium powered version that can recharge over the Type-C
Brewery Building is next project
MacroFab has guided tours in the platform. Let me know how they work.
Stephen
Multi Layer PCB
Finishing up a 6 layer PCB with mixed signal
Top
GND
Inner1
POWER
POWER
Bot
Multi Transformer solution for preamp power supply
Should I just go with my already proven SMPS instead?
R.F.O.
Cheating At Bowling, The Hacker Way
Star Wars BB8 style robot inside a bowling ball
Controlled by leaning your body!
Digikey - Now with more Vacuum!
Tube Depot - stock on digikey
NOS
Matching
Toshiba TCKE8xx eFuse ICs
Datasheet is tough to find atm
Parker has used the Ti TPS25926 in previous projects which is similar
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