NexoBT
Bluetooth receiver based on an ESP, fitted on my own PCB design.
DAY 1 - 19/06/2025
- Today I started creating the PCB, more specifically the power supply:
It will be a diet with 2 voltages, one at 5v atraverse a connector to Barrell Jack, an interruption a status LED and several filter capacitors, the other at 3.3v useful for the ESP obtained at the time the use of an AMS 1117 - 3.3.
- I started thinking about that ESP 32 module to use, I think it is for one with SMA lactacco to use the external antenna.
- I decided that for the audio output I do not use the TRS or XLR connectors but of the bipolar connectors so that both types of peripheral can be connected like this:
- I evaluated the use of an DAC and I came to the conclusion that it is a necco but I still have to understand which one and how to choose it.
DAY 2 - 29/06/2025
- I continued by deciding which components to choose:
- Bluetooth processor / receiver-> ESP32-WROOM-32UE-N4
- Dac anchor to choose from even if I think I choose the PCM 1793 or the PCM1794
- I have the doubt because I have to better understand how differential outputs (balanced) work with these chips.
- I therefore started creating the schematic for the ESP chip:
- I also wired the audio outputs:
DAY 3 - 04/07/2025
Maybe I should continue this project more often I'm carrying out a little too little :/
* I completely changed my mind on the dac to be used (thanks to the advice of @AAVOJ :D)
* I use a Max98357a very simple to use and incorporate an amplifier that greatly simplifies the design and makes the PCB cleaner
- Use 2 chips one for each channel
- I prepared a selector for the gain that can be moved via a jumper
- to select the Visogna channel, set the SD_Mode iìcon Pin a resistance on the right channel while the accident must be high
* with the ESP32 processor I still have to understand how I go ahead I'm still stopped
* I am at a good point Yuppyyy I think the next few days I stop (I have an amnesty exam for the super important university :) ) but I promise it.
* Today the state of the schematic is as follows:
*I'm assuming a screen but I don't know :/