Send a diagram what changes would I plan and where to place?
in general, I worked on the board in eda, but I have little knowledge about designing an already finished board due to the fact that we have a GND cast on the entire board.
Below is the KaupoiMOD V3.0.1.b motherboard with bno080.
It gives positive results.
Within a week, I will send it folded on qwiic connectors.
PS.
Why don’t you use JST connectors?
Because the crimper for them is expensive.
I bought ready-made tips and there is a problem with them.
The cables to the jst connectors are thin and in my opinion the signal losses are too high.
I haven’t had any issues with jst connectors. I bought the crimper for jst xh connectors from aliexpress. Paid about 20€ for it. Mostly I’m using ready made wires though.
I just ordered this cable about which you write. Maybe I’ll have him at home tomorrow.
Then I’ll take pictures of what it looks like.
As for the level of logic voltages, BNO080 works without any problems with AOG.
The BNO055 bluedot has voltage-pull transistors.
I know that this is not the topic, but how do you solve the problem of manual steering and the disconnection of automatic steering.
I have two ways to solve this found on the forum.
according to this photo and according to this post.
Jerking with the steering wheel breaking out of my hands in order to raise the steering current does not seem to be a comfortable solution. I’d rather press a button.
It would be a good idea to have sensors that disconnect the AS before your hands hit the steering wheel.
Regarding the Pololu mosfet, I use these switches for solenoid valves, but if I’m not mistaken, they will not disconnect the reverse current from the engine.
@SK21 I saw there are a lot of discussions in some topics concerning the cable length of the I2C.
I can say that I am using a 5-7 meter CAT7 cable for my MMA and BNO.
Seems to work nice, getting some stable signals.
@Kaupoi How do you mount your WAS to your tractor?
I saw you suggest a RTY090LVEAX, I’m a bit lost on how to do that. Would it be possible for you to share a picture of the actual mounting and mechanical connection of the WAS?
Thank you!
im having an issue, the was stopped geting a signal, the gnd and 5v pins seem to be powered correctly, the ads1115 works fine but theres no signal coming from the was, what could be the problem?
Have you checked if voltage arrives at the WAS and if there is voltage at the pin signal? Something like this happened to me when I had mounted temporary pins before mounting the suitable connector for the Delphi sensor