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Project Name
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Cover Image
Different types of projects correspond to different cover requirements, for hardware design projects we strongly recommend using a product image as your cover, you can also use the 3D PCB image
Project tag & Project Status
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Description
Crafting the perfect set of build instructions and documentation is imperative to the online success of your project. If you document your project with clear photos, concise and easy-to-follow wording, and you record each step of the process, chances are your content will spread far and wide across the internet. I have compiled a list of suggestions that will help you do just that.
Introduce your idea
Describe your idea and the project information. What was your purpose for it? What are the project Highlights?
Schematic/PCB introduction
Schematic design instruction, circuit analysis. Instructions for layout design and the problems that need to be paid attention to routing
Media
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[Official Project Case]
Refer to the following [Official Project Case]. We'll show you the more ideal project templates.
1. USB Module (3.0 Hub)
https://oshwlab.com/oshwlab/usb-module-3-0-hub
Project Information: Based on the VL812 USB3.0 Hub, a USB3.0 input, 4-way USB3.0 output, single-supply 5V power supply, the internal integration of 5V to 3.3V, 5V to 1.2V circuit. Self-firmware, soldered and ready to use. Use TYPE-B input interface, easy to weld alignment, measured maximum speed of 461MB/s.
Chip Introduction -VL812
SuperSpeed USB Hub Controller
Supports four modes: SuperSpeed, HighSpeed, FullSpeed, and LowSpeed
Four downstream ports and one upstream port
Integrated voltage regulator to generate all required chip power from 5V inputs
Supports dual status indicators
Comprehensive USB battery charging support
Product Image:
2. Digital-Analog Tracking and Obstacle Avoidance car
1 Design requirements
Design a simple line tracking obstacle avoidance car, requires the use of digital circuits to achieve tracking function, analog circuits to achieve obstacle avoidance function.