Lex Kravitz
We have a need to control simple 3.3V solenoid valves for liquid delivery. Unfortunately these take ~200mA to trigger, so we can't cause them to open/close directly from digital pins of a microcontroller. This small PCB was designed to route the 3.3V power line of a microcontroller (this can typically supply ~500mA) to the solenoid, dependent on the triggering of a digital pin.
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Simple PCB to control a 3.3V Solenoid
This project is a small PCB to control a low-power solenoid valve directly from a micro-controller
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