Adding step 4 PCB installation

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Louis DUMONT 2023-05-31 20:03:12 +02:00
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@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ The goal was to make a circuit quickly to develop the program with ESPhome and c
The aim now was to install the main components (limit switch, photoelectric sensor, etc...) and connect them as shown in the circuit above.
![prototype_wired](.assets/images/prototype_wired.png)
![Prototype wired image](.assets/images/prototype_wired.png)
I let this prototype run for several months to see what needed to be improved, modified or removed, both physically and in the program.
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- A short delay was introduced to first provide a warning light and then activate gate movement.
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### Step 4: Design, manufacture and installation of a new PCB
After correcting the main problems with the circuit and electronics in general, I set about designing an electrical board to make the portal's operation more reliable and, above all, more professional.
You can have a look at the PCB documentation: [LiHoCo Yard gate PCB v1.0](hardware/PCB)
Once the electronic board was soldered and functional, I removed the prototype and installed the new PCB :
![Empty box image](.assets/images/empty_box_after_prototype.png)
Then I installed the new PCB and here it is! #BrandNew
![PCB Wired image](.assets/images/pcb_wired.png)
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