u/BlessED0071

Image 1 — [Review Request] Schematic for a CR2032-powered wireless panic button TX (ATmega328P + nRF24L01+PA+LNA)
Image 2 — [Review Request] Schematic for a CR2032-powered wireless panic button TX (ATmega328P + nRF24L01+PA+LNA)
Image 3 — [Review Request] Schematic for a CR2032-powered wireless panic button TX (ATmega328P + nRF24L01+PA+LNA)
Image 4 — [Review Request] Schematic for a CR2032-powered wireless panic button TX (ATmega328P + nRF24L01+PA+LNA)
Image 5 — [Review Request] Schematic for a CR2032-powered wireless panic button TX (ATmega328P + nRF24L01+PA+LNA)

[Review Request] Schematic for a CR2032-powered wireless panic button TX (ATmega328P + nRF24L01+PA+LNA)

Designing a wireless call button -

Button Gets Pressed → MCU wakes from sleep → nRF24 transmits → receiver beeps.

TX design (this review):

- ATmega328P-PU in DIP socket, internal 8 MHz RC (no crystal)

- nRF24L01+PA+LNA via SPI, socketed via 2×4 header

- CR2032 battery, no regulator (both chips run at 3V)

- MSK-12C02 SMD slide switch for storage power cutoff

- Panel-mount momentary button wired to 2-pin header

- ICSP header for programming via Arduino-as-ISP

also, is it better to move the battery holder on back of the PCB?

Looking for feedback, thanks!

u/BlessED0071 — 2 days ago
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is this kind of routing fine?

I was designing a pcb and was wondering if there is a better way to do this routing or this is just fine?

u/BlessED0071 — 2 days ago