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@rusencelik1272 no, sorry. You can only buy it from PCBWay projects 😁 So, you can either purchase the bare PCB, or PCB and assembly from the shared page. The schematic is available there, too. If you are looking for the dimensions, those are very easy to find - it’s just a 12mm circle cutoff at 10mm height. If you want the footprint and solder pads, just screen shot the video during the PCB view and copy that. But, gerber is manufacturing files, so I don’t want to share it. I want for it to only be bought through that page, so that I am given small commissions for the work that I put in. Thanks 😁

@@h1tec oh i got it. Can i design a board similar to this with some additional features and share it open? This is your idea so i wanted to ask you before designing and sharing open. I will create my own schematic and my features but since making the drives this size and deciding the shape as this i needed to ask you beforehand.

@ of course, dude 😁 sorry if this makes it harder, but I just don’t want to share the manufacturing files. Sounds good 😁 Reply here on this comments section if you need help - I’d be happy to help with any design tips.

@@h1tec no no it does not make it harder. i was already gonna design a version of it. I have shown this to one of my professors(mechatronics) and he said that you have made the product that he was thinking for some time and wanted to produce it for our reseach center ('metu romer' located in turkey). also he asked how much would it cost. Thats why i wanted to get the gerber and take price offer from other supliers since pcbway is not the cheapest. Anyways we will design and produce a board similar to this possibly with an ecoder. When we do that i will share with you. Thanks for your great work. :)

@ alright, cool, thanks. 😁

@@smigol1848 don’t worry, I will make it happen eventually 😁

What is DRV8266? Do you mean DRV8256?

@@h1tec lol thats exactly what i mean, i mixed up with esp8266 :D

@@hikolanikola8775 hope it goes well 😁

@@h1tec wanna team up ? :D

@@hikolanikola8775 no thanks, I’ve got a lot of stuff to do 😁 I can give you some tips though, just ask here

@@denyaremov look at the instructions at the bottom of the PCBWay projects description to order. The layer names are F.Cu In1.Cu In2.Cu B.Cu Thank you so much for purchasing these boards!

@@MANICTEK thx, might try that after I’m off the medicine I’m currently on lol 💀💀

@tomanycooks thanks!

@@practicalpersoneralpureP-hy7yf Thanks! Have a great day 😁

Have a question, i have been trying to run my n20 motors for an lfr project using the tb6612 motor driver. The issue is when used only 1 channel of the driver works, have bought a new one but still have that problem. I am using a buck converter to convert down to rated 6v, that might current limit it is there anyone else with the problem and any solutions.

@@aliimran8479 if your motors are rated at 6V, and you are running them at 6V, there shouldn’t be any issues. Have you connected the TB6612 properly? Different brands have different pin outs. Have you checked the wiring? Is the MCU outputting PWM correctly?

@@edzww27 no thanks, would rather keep it open source - and I don’t have the means to sell it myself in like a shop. Thanks for the recommendation though 😀

@@h1tecyk if you dont patent it someone else can. and then neither you nor the community benefits. so patent it yourself but dont ask for any money in royalties.

@@rionvnv I’ll see what I can do 😁 unfortunately though, this is a product which is extremely easy to replicate - it only has 8 components, and the dimensions can easily be extracted. I was wondering why no one else had done this before me - in fact, I’ve seen many N20 PCBs which are used as a guide for soldering, but don’t integrate the motor driver or anything else - this was part of the inspiration for this board. I will see what I can do though. I most likely won’t patent it, but thanks for your concern.

@ yeah i feared that. maybe it doesnt even matter because chinese manufacturers would just copy it either way. it does seem to be built pretty simple. even tho i wouldnt be able to make one. good luck

I guess you could desolder them if you needed to

@@garymahony701 I already do 😀 check the project on PCBWay - I thought of this too

@@garymahony701 there is a solder jumper on the back which you can easily cut for low power applications - sorry for not mentioning this in the video

@h1tec dope. Keep doing what you're doing then I guess lol.

@ thx lol 😁😁

@@zayanh2823 I’ll make one eventually 😀

@ nice one, take it easy and remember to enjoy your work

@@zayanh2823 thx 😊

Thanks man 😀😀😀

@@MAV3NX thx!

Yes! 💪🤓🎉

@@dillanclark864 yay thanks 😁😁😁😁

Thanks!

@@DaveMuller thanks!

@@pogman4753 company literature and online videos

@@bami2 cool, thanks! Hope you have a great year too 👍

@@ChubsC thanks so much! This made my day 😁

ESP32-S3 bare chip form needs at least 4 layers. If you are talking about the bare chip, all 4 layers should have a ground plane, but layers 2 and 3 most importantly. 5V and 3.3V can be routed tracks. I don't know the configuration of your RF stuff, but if it is on the top layer, aim to route the power traces on layer 3. If you are using an ESP32-S3 module with the antenna integrated and the metal shielding, it is not as strict and you can do whatever you want as long as the clearance area under the antenna is there :)

@h1tec I made an arduino actually hehe :3

@@orange_tweleve in board selection, choose ‘UM PROS3’ for a bigger app partition of about 5.75MB. Yes, I knew that you can swap out the flash 😁

@@Naja_Reacts thanks so much!!!

@KhushitShah I did, look at the thumbnail lol 😂 thanks for the advice though, I was just soldering in a hurry 😅

I think 215rpm

Thx 😁

@@eastonlachappelle6402 Thanks! Personally, I find oversized soldering iron tips better for me because they solder stuff quicker so I don’t have to hold it there for a few seconds lol. I was stuck on an SMD sort of tip for a while, which was really annoying, so I pretty much went in the opposite direction. I’ll try doing a smaller tip than this in my future projects and test if it works better though😁 Those are some cool ideas for future iterations if I ever make them (or someone else). Thanks for commenting 😁

@@butcher thanks lol!

@@venkatv5332 thx!

I remember you bruh

@@jong036jong5 Thanks! Glad to hear it has some applications for you guys 😁