Power Module 4
Back side:
An "Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense" shield that...
- Supplies 5V (V+ pins) from a TSP61220 step-up converter,
- This voltage also powers the Arduino
- Supplies 2.5V (Vref pins) from a voltage divider + LM321 opamp,
- Is powered by a 1.2V AAA battery on "Keystone 82" battery clips,
- Exposes 3 digital and 8 analog pass-through pins for the Arduino
- Provides jumpers for
- Enabling the reference voltage circuit
- Connecting Arduino's A7 to the + terminal of the battery to measure the battery level
- Two software-configurable pins that you can ground with a jumper
- Five jumpers that connect each of the five screw mounting points with Vref, to turn them into ground electrode(s) if desired
- Is based on Power Module 3, with the following changes:
- Separated I/O pins from power pins
- Added a third set of power pins
- Added screw mounting places which are optionally connected to Vref
- Added holes for rubber bands for connection to other boards like Electrode Module 3
- Dimensions: 89.98mm x 32.58mm
- See blog post Power Module 4
- Source: PCB Layout file (for KiCad)
- Used in prototype:
- Circuit: Circuit 11 (power)
- Date: 2021-12-12