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Omega dock\new

Project released under CC-BY-SA 4.0 license
License: CC BY-SA 4.0

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Project status

Current version is tested and working.

Project description

This is my dock\new project: it's a small dock (same size as the mini dock and the omega) for the Onion Omega 2 and 2+.

I needed the smallest dock i could do, that featured:

  • Ethernet
  • Type A USB host
  • Micro USB for power

It has an onboard linear voltage regulation (i didn't bother going with a switching one for such low power), magnetics integrated in the RJ45 connector to save space, USB host ESD protection (diode array), USB host PTC fuse.

On the left side there is the RJ45 connector and nothing on the back side of the board, so that you can easily access the MicroSD card on the Omega 2+. On the right side (the antenna side of the omega) you have the USB type A connector, facing outwards, and the microusb connector for power, facing inwards.

The first version, v0.9, had some issues with the ethernet. Currently i've released v1.0 that solves all the issues, adds a led to check power and, making a better use of the space, the RJ45 connector doesn't protrude anymore. I haven't ordered the v1.0 PCBs yet, but the circuit is tested.

I've chosen 0805 passives, 1206 ptc fuse, big smd electrolitic caps, a SOT223 (the classic 1117) for power regulation and a SOT23-6 for usb host protection, so it can all be easily handsoldered with just a plain soldering iron. Probably the hardest part to handsolder is the SOT23-6 but it's easily doable by hand.

The components and board cost for the prototype it's arround 10 to 15€ per board.

BOM

Symbol Package Quantity Valore Note
C1 CP_Elec_4x5.3 1 10uF 10V or higher
C2 CP_Elec_6.3x5.3 1 100uF 10V or higher
C3, C4 0805 2 100nF
C5 0805 1 1uF
D1 1206 1 PWR Amber LED
F1 1206 1 1.5A PTC Fuse
J1 USB_A 1 USB_A MOLEX 67643-3910
J2 USB_Micro-B 1 USB_PWR ADAM TECH MCR-AB1-S-RA-SMT-CS1-TR
J3 RJ45_TRAFO_AMPHENOL 1 RJ45-TRAFO AMPHENOL LMJ1598824110DT39
R1,R2,R3,R4 0805 4 50R Ethernet termination resistors: should be 1% or better
R5 0805 1 150R
U1 SOT23-6 1 USBLC6-2SC6
U2 SOT223 1 AP111733
U3 Socket_Strip_Straight_1x16_Pitch2.00mm 2 OMEGA_2_2+ Two 2mm 1x16 strip connectors

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