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* Welder | * Welder | ||
* CNC Router | * CNC Router | ||
+ | * Juki Sewing Machine | ||
Planned: | Planned: | ||
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| D2 | ESD protection diode | 1 | Farnell 2317508 (ESD5Z3.3T1G) | | | D2 | ESD protection diode | 1 | Farnell 2317508 (ESD5Z3.3T1G) | | ||
| Q1, Q2 | N-channel MOSFET SOT-23 | 2 | Farnell 2069541 | | | Q1, Q2 | N-channel MOSFET SOT-23 | 2 | Farnell 2069541 | | ||
- | | C3 | 10uF capacitor | + | | C3 | 10uF 0805 10V+ | 1 | | |
| R1, R6, R7, R13 | 10K 0603 | 3 | | | | R1, R6, R7, R13 | 10K 0603 | 3 | | | ||
| R3, R4 | n/a | | burden resistor, easier to fit one externally | | | R3, R4 | n/a | | burden resistor, easier to fit one externally | | ||
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| 20x4 LCD module with I2C backpack | by convention we use black text on a yellow backlight, which is more readable than white on blue | | | 20x4 LCD module with I2C backpack | by convention we use black text on a yellow backlight, which is more readable than white on blue | | ||
| [[https:// | | [[https:// | ||
- | | Two push buttons | CPC SW03314 | | + | | Two push buttons | CPC SW03314, but others can be used | |
| Current transformer | [[https:// | | Current transformer | [[https:// | ||
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| 5V 1A power supply | 240V AC-DC, 24V DC-DC from a VFD or 5V from an existing PSU | | | 5V 1A power supply | 240V AC-DC, 24V DC-DC from a VFD or 5V from an existing PSU | | ||
| AC contactor or no-volt switch | | | | AC contactor or no-volt switch | | | ||
+ | | Class X2 suppression capacitor | 0.1uF or 0.22uF, if contactor or motors cause interference | | ||
===== Enclosure and Wiring ===== | ===== Enclosure and Wiring ===== | ||
- | All of our current tool controllers use the same design, an [[https:// | + | All of our current tool controllers use the same design, an IP65 ABS enclosure from RadioWorld on eBay. This no longer available so new controllers will require a different case and a modified mounting frame. |
The PCB, LCD and NFC modules are mounted on a laser-cut acrylic frame using nylon screws and spacers. The front frame is cut from 3mm clear acrylic, and the supports from 2mm clear acrylic. Push buttons are panel-mounted to the front of the enclosure. | The PCB, LCD and NFC modules are mounted on a laser-cut acrylic frame using nylon screws and spacers. The front frame is cut from 3mm clear acrylic, and the supports from 2mm clear acrylic. Push buttons are panel-mounted to the front of the enclosure. | ||
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More complex tools may have their own control systems (remote start/stop, VFD motor controllers, | More complex tools may have their own control systems (remote start/stop, VFD motor controllers, | ||
+ | ==== Noise suppression ==== | ||
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+ | Some motors and contactors will create electrical noise, causing the microcontroller to crash or reset. If this happens the noise should be suppressed at source. A 0.1uF or 0.22uF class X2 capacitor (fitted across live and neutral close to the source) will often resolve the issue. | ||
==== Safety Rules ==== | ==== Safety Rules ==== | ||
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