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💬 Single board computer UPS

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  • G giltesa

    Hello @kalina

    It looks very good, but why do not I use a DIN rail box?

    For example:
    https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1-piece-87-60-52mm-din-rail-plastic-box-enclosure-junction-box-electronics-plastic-control-housing/32848666230.html

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    #9

    Hello @giltesa
    I have been looking for an enclosure for this device long time. But i didn't find suitable DIN rail enclosure. At first looks like that this one is suitable, but later one of the sizes does not fit.

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      #10

      I have received pcb from PCBWAY today. 11 pcs were in the box instead 10 :grinning:
      As always, quality is excellent for little money! In a few days I'll assembly the boards.
      0_1525359160738_pcb_1.jpg
      2_1525359160739_pcb_3.jpg 1_1525359160739_pcb_2.jpg

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        Interesting.
        I am using one of these

        http://pimodules.com/

        It is an internal UPS (Hat on), very advanced, very small with multiple settings battery options.

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        • alexsh1A alexsh1

          Interesting.
          I am using one of these

          http://pimodules.com/

          It is an internal UPS (Hat on), very advanced, very small with multiple settings battery options.

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          #12

          @alexsh1
          You share really great UPS! But in my case I need UPS for outdoor usage. I am going to use this UPS on temperature -20 C and lower. As for multiple settings, I put Atmega328p inside, so this UPS will be Arduino compatible and will have multiple settings too.

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            #13

            Some photos of soldered device...

            5_1525528221710_UPS_06.jpg 4_1525528221710_UPS_05.jpg 3_1525528221709_UPS_04.jpg 2_1525528221709_UPS_03.jpg 1_1525528221709_UPS_02.jpg 0_1525528221708_UPS_01.jpg

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              #14

              did you hand soldered all those smd components?

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              • gohanG gohan

                did you hand soldered all those smd components?

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                @gohan Yes. This first board was soldered manually. But I use the services of soldering in general.

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                • kalinaK kalina

                  @gohan Yes. This first board was soldered manually. But I use the services of soldering in general.

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                  #16

                  @kalina
                  The PCB looks very good.
                  I thought you soldered the PCBs manually. Where do you order the assembly of PCBs? Price?

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                  • G giltesa

                    @kalina
                    The PCB looks very good.
                    I thought you soldered the PCBs manually. Where do you order the assembly of PCBs? Price?

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                    #17

                    @giltesa I order boards assembly in Ukraine. This is a small company that develops and small-scale production of electronics. The price is very different and depends on many factors, such as quantity and size of components, number of devices, etc. All questions are discussed individually.

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                      I tested this device yesterday and found some issues. Now, I want to share results.

                      1. The analog comparator circuit must be modified. AIN0 should left floating (unconnected) and to this pin need connect the internal 1.1V bandgap reference. The 5V_Fail signal must be connected to AIN1 pin.

                      2. VD7 must be removed and DC-DC will be works all time except power save mode.

                      3. Need to add the MOSFET for manage LiPo charger, because this IC interrupts accumulator detecting signal (this signal always near 4..5 volts).

                      4. Need to add the 5V (external) detecting signal to the microcontroller .

                      5. Many of the components values should be revised.

                      All these remarks will be taken into account in the new revision.

                      Everything else works perfectly!
                      For the first revision of the device, I'm completely satisfied with the result.

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                        #19

                        The second revision of "Raspberry UPS" which now called "Single borad computer UPS" was received yesterday from PCBWAY.com

                        1_1532414176006_UPS_02.jpg 0_1532414176005_UPS_01.jpg

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                        • kalinaK kalina

                          The second revision of "Raspberry UPS" which now called "Single borad computer UPS" was received yesterday from PCBWAY.com

                          1_1532414176006_UPS_02.jpg 0_1532414176005_UPS_01.jpg

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                          @kalina
                          Privet :)
                          Great work, I want it (rev2).

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                            @kalina
                            Privet :)
                            Great work, I want it (rev2).

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                            @berkseo Hello,
                            Thanks!
                            First of all I have to check hardware part, and then i am going to develop software. In my opinion, production will be start in a month. I'll share photos of the soldered device tomorrow.

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                              #22

                              First soldered device:

                              0_1532781155787_UPS_2.jpg
                              0_1532781208811_UPS_3.jpg

                              And a small test:

                              0_1532781143919_UPS_1.jpg

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