The project is actually tested! The only thing that isn't good is that the tp4056 B+ and B- aren't aligned with the pcb, u just need to put some jumper wire in the soldering process, nothing to worry
This is just a PCB for the one who don't really want to waste time soldering a lot of cables.
It works with BMI160, the most good and cheap
You can find all the files in the zip file
· D1 MINI
· BMI160
· 1N5817 diode × 2
· 180K resistor
· TP4056 charging module
· 12D19 switch
· 3.7v battery (903090 is preferred, you can use any 3,7 battery)
· PH2.00 socket (This is for the extension, you can put it if you need it)
· PH2.00 cable (This is for the extension, you can put it if you need it)
Version 1.2: Added pdf files if you want to do the pcb at home; Added the Battery+ and Battery- texts; Fixed some random texts; Still not tested.
!ATTENTION! If you see that the BMI160 is different, is becouse we used a placeholder different than the BMI itself, it changes only the design
The width is 91 and the height is 30
the width is 20.8 and the height is 23.7
This one is for printing, so that you can use just one file for the extension and the pcb, the holes are for separating, the width is 112,6 the height 30
As official, the resistors and diodes in the PCB are optional. If you don't need battery detection, you can leave the resistor unsoldered; if you don't need to use slime while charging, you can connect the diode pad with tin, but i don't raccomand it.
Not yet, i'm going to use a random plastic box
You can open the project file with [Fritzing]
Big thanks for the help given by the project https://github.com/tianrui233/SlimeVR-PCB-KitKat
Sorry for gramm errors ;)
And Big Thanks to @pelide36, if it weren't for him, this project would never have existed (Follow him on Instagram >_<)