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Alright
This is fine @sesuha for now. I would suggest you take it a step further to draft out your power requirement on the block diagram, it will help you when drafting out the schematic. For example, what is the amount of current the motor consumes, and at what voltage, what about the NRF24
yes we did that later right after
Fantastic
we’ll add protocol too
from this, the buck converter will give supply 3.3v at 50mA?
from my addition of the current consumption, i am seeing that the components requiring 3.3v power will use a total current of 217mA, but what is coming out from your buck converter is 50mA
We didn’t actually try it out hands on. It’s just the assumption from what we understood so far from our side. So, is the whole current consumption wrong?
Alright, did you consult the datasheet of the components you intend to use, for example the nrf24?
yep
Alright you are on track
okok
Thx man
You are welcome
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