CompletedSrdce2_2025-07-01
PROSrdce2_2025-07-01
License
:LGPL 3.0
Description
PCB HEART-pendant, keychain
Project Introduction
This project is a decorative heart-shaped pendant or keychain based on the CH32V003 microcontroller. It features 5 WS2812-2020 RGB LEDs and is powered by a CR2032 or LIR2032 coin cell battery. A charging circuit with LTC4054ES5 and a micro USB connector is optionally included for rechargeable battery usage.
Project Functions
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RGB light effects controlled by CH32V003
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Powered by CR2032 (non-rechargeable) or LIR2032 (rechargeable)
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USB charging available when using LIR2032
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Compact design suitable as a gift, accessory, or educational tool
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Light modes: rainbow, blink, pulse, custom animations
Project Parameters
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MCU: CH32V003 (RISC-V, low-power)
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LEDs: 5x WS2812-2020 (individually addressable RGB LEDs)
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Power supply: CR2032 or LIR2032 coin battery
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Charging IC: LTC4054ES5 (charges LIR2032 via micro USB)
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PCB Size: small, heart-shaped
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⚠ Warning: Never connect USB when using non-rechargeable CR2032 – risk of overheating or explosion!
Principle Analysis (Hardware)
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Power supply: CR2032 or LIR2032
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Charging circuit: LTC4054ES5 with micro USB (for LIR2032 only)
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LED control: CH32V003 generates precise signal for WS2812 LEDs
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Effects: different modes displayed through colorful LEDs
Announcements
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CR2032 is not rechargeable – do not connect USB when inserted!
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Use LIR2032 only if charging is intended
Assembling Process
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Apply solder paste
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Place SMD parts (CH32V003, WS2812, LTC4054, etc.)
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Reflow soldering
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Attach USB connector and battery holder
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Initial power test (no battery)
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Flash firmware to CH32V003
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Insert battery and perform final test
Finished Product Display
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdcSRNEF2Fs


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