After reading this post from @Radomir Dopieralski I couldn't help the challenge and completed the single sided version of the #Servo Breakout for WeMos D1 Mini board.
UPDATE: 3V/5V selection
After reading this post from @Radomir Dopieralski I couldn't help the challenge and completed the single sided version of the #Servo Breakout for WeMos D1 Mini board.
UPDATE: 3V/5V selection
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Nice! You even added pullups for the address jumpers! I see you are powering the whole thing with the same power as the servos -- I was afraid of noise on that power line, so I tapped the 3.3V pin on the D1 Mini instead. I guess it doesn't matter for I2C, as long as the logic high is compatible for both. I also tried to make the 5V connection a single trace, so that it can be easily cut, and then you can power the servos separately from the D1.
In any case, great job!
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Thanks! If you wish I can send you the Eagle files. I think it is possible to power the AVR from 3Volts as well..
If you received this message several times, nevermind, that was my mobile phone phreaking out, lol!!
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Thank you. I don't intend to actually use any of those single-sided designs, it was done purely to see if it's possible. I have a two-sided design that I plan to use -- since practically all fabrication services do double-sided boards anyways, and this is too intricate to etch by myself.
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