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Discrepancy between schematic and the documentation. Which is correct?

2021-03-14
2021-03-14
  • Scott Mitchell

    Scott Mitchell - 2021-03-14

    Hi Robert, sorry to bug again, but I've been trying to figure out why I'm delivering very little power to the VIN pin for the Arduino board, and in the process of rereading everything, I've stumbled across a discrepancy that might be related?

    In the schematic is shows that C1 should use the 0.1uF capacitor, but in the documentation it shows it as 0.33uF. Vise versa for C2. I followed the schematic, but which one is correct?

     
  • brownrb

    brownrb - 2021-03-14

    the schematic is correct. the one above on the left disregard

    Vin should be around
    12v input - Vdrop1N5408 - Vdrop7808 - Vdrop HER208
    12 - 1.2 = 10.8v to 7808
    7808 requires at least 9V to work
    Output of 7808 is 8v
    so Vin = 8v-1.2 = 6.8V

    For the onboard chip regulator to work for Vin, it must be at least +1V or more above 5V usb.
    Else the nano will draw power from usb.
    If Nano is not connected via USB then Vin powers the board

     

    Last edit: brownrb 2021-03-14

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