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=PCB needed Revisions=
 
=PCB needed Revisions=
 
* debug documentation should should show all TP pads, and not be the mirror image.
 
* debug documentation should should show all TP pads, and not be the mirror image.
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* KS - need to adjust PCB outlines
 +
* height of coin cells is too great.  need the original coin cell spec
 +
 
==current sensors==
 
==current sensors==
 
* presently 5V current sensor becomes 3.283V, but ADC reference is 3.0V  so of the 75.76A range (0->5V), only 69.23A are viable.  Thus range is -37.88A to +31.34A.  The scale factor is 65536 / (5/.066 * 3/(5*10/15.23)) = 946.6789
 
* presently 5V current sensor becomes 3.283V, but ADC reference is 3.0V  so of the 75.76A range (0->5V), only 69.23A are viable.  Thus range is -37.88A to +31.34A.  The scale factor is 65536 / (5/.066 * 3/(5*10/15.23)) = 946.6789
  
 
==FET==
 
==FET==
* populate coin charger as default with 6.3V target voltage  (R=1.21meg)
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* populate coin charger as default with 6.3V target voltage  (R=1.21meg).  If non-rechargeable cells are installed, DNP the connecting resistor.
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* way to measure coin cell voltage without charger enabled?  MTR ENABLED -> disable 6V LDO
 
* way to measure coin cell voltage without charger enabled?  MTR ENABLED -> disable 6V LDO
 
* change D13 to diode that actually has 200mV drop @ 1uA.  BAS116-F-7 appears to have 427mV @ 0.3uA
 
* change D13 to diode that actually has 200mV drop @ 1uA.  BAS116-F-7 appears to have 427mV @ 0.3uA
  
 
==SCMC==
 
==SCMC==
* populate so local vbat is default (R222, R233 installed)
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* populate so local vbat is default (R222, R233 installed).  its easier to remove components than to add them.
 
* locate IMU header for easy access.  possibly rot180 - or move 2mm away from edge.
 
* locate IMU header for easy access.  possibly rot180 - or move 2mm away from edge.
* remove 1.25mm headers for EC30, replace with single 12x0.8mm header.  add 3.3V to 5V level shift output.
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* remove 1.25mm headers for EC30, replace with single 12x0.8mm header.  add 3.3V to 5V level shift output.??? make a 5V clock output from one of the PIOs
 
* need to determine the accuracy of the RTC.  Seems to be drifting.
 
* need to determine the accuracy of the RTC.  Seems to be drifting.
* R206, R216 -> 6.66k to scale range 0-5V to 0-3.0V
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* R206, R216 -> 6.66k to scale range 0-5V to 0-3.0V (current sensors)
 
* bridge current sense duplicate phase U,V sense
 
* bridge current sense duplicate phase U,V sense
  

Revision as of 18:58, 28 September 2009


PCB needed Revisions

  • debug documentation should should show all TP pads, and not be the mirror image.
  • KS - need to adjust PCB outlines
  • height of coin cells is too great. need the original coin cell spec

current sensors

  • presently 5V current sensor becomes 3.283V, but ADC reference is 3.0V so of the 75.76A range (0->5V), only 69.23A are viable. Thus range is -37.88A to +31.34A. The scale factor is 65536 / (5/.066 * 3/(5*10/15.23)) = 946.6789

FET

  • populate coin charger as default with 6.3V target voltage (R=1.21meg). If non-rechargeable cells are installed, DNP the connecting resistor.
  • way to measure coin cell voltage without charger enabled? MTR ENABLED -> disable 6V LDO
  • change D13 to diode that actually has 200mV drop @ 1uA. BAS116-F-7 appears to have 427mV @ 0.3uA

SCMC

  • populate so local vbat is default (R222, R233 installed). its easier to remove components than to add them.
  • locate IMU header for easy access. possibly rot180 - or move 2mm away from edge.
  • remove 1.25mm headers for EC30, replace with single 12x0.8mm header. add 3.3V to 5V level shift output.??? make a 5V clock output from one of the PIOs
  • need to determine the accuracy of the RTC. Seems to be drifting.
  • R206, R216 -> 6.66k to scale range 0-5V to 0-3.0V (current sensors)
  • bridge current sense duplicate phase U,V sense

IMU

  • probably want to upgrade dual axis IMU
  • battery measurement circuit needs to be re-done.