CE 351 Spring 2022
Homework 1
Name: David Lee
Email:
djlee1@fortlewis.edu
Power Supply and DC Regulators on PCB for MCU
Introduction:
In this homework assignment we setup vim and get familar with the new
software Vivado.
Materials and Methods:
Using EaglePCB software: Design
the power module on the PCB is the first step of the PCB design. You
must find the technical parameters of the chips/parts used on the PCB
and estimate the current/voltage needed by the system. If the power
input is 110 VAC only, you'll need to build a AC-DC converter (a
transformer) on the PCB. However, there are many commercial AC-DC
adaptors on the market. We just need to pick up a competent one which
has enough power to support the loads on the PCB to provide a DC
voltage to the board and being regulated to low voltage to supply the
MCUs
Results:
Task 1: Create all the componets and libraries needed for the PCB design
Figure 1: Shows Capacitor Labrary created to make the project
Figure 2: Shows the diode created
Figure 3: Shows the Inductor Library that was created for the project
Figure 4: Shows two miscellaneous componets that needed to be created
Figure
5: Shows the Library of Power Componets that were needed to be created
Task 2: Create a schematic of the componets and finish the board layout
Figure 6: Shows the
Schematic of the componets together with only warnings and shows that the board and schematic match.
Figure 7: Shows the Board of the design with no DRC errors and fully connected
Discussion:
This
Assignment was really interesting to complete and work through. Having
done nothing like this before I found it really interesting and kept
messing around trying to make the layout nice and uniform. This made it
take more time to complete. The thing I has most trouble with was I
didnt measure the breadboard before I started to do the layout and
route the wires. This made the board way too big. So once I got the
measurments I needed I had to rethink how I was going to nest the
componets together inorder to have good wires. Once that was done it
was straight forward to finish the rest of the homework.