02-23-2023 08:48 PM
Hello, I'm desiging a small PCB to place the BMI270 on. I'll have it connected to my ESP32 (a Sparkfun 'Thing') via I2C. I've drawn up a schematic which I based off of an existing Sparkfun breakout board. The schematic for the product can be found here.
I've removed the unnecessary headers so as to save space and only kept the SCX, SDX, GND, and VDD to hookup to my ESP32. I've included a screenshot of my design's schematic and am hoping someone can verify if it'll work, and if not, what corrections need to be made. This is my first ever attempt at designing my own PCB, so I figured I'd try with this small step first. Thanks!
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02-24-2023 02:34 AM
Hi JayCon99,
You could refer diagram in BMI270 data sheet.
After review your schematic, you need to modify the following parts:
Pin 8(VDD) should be directly connected to 3.3V, and 100nF capacitor should be connected to the ground.
Pin 12(CSB) should be connected to 3.3V as you used I2C communication.
02-24-2023 05:53 PM - edited 02-25-2023 04:59 PM
Hi @BSTRobin ,
Thanks for your inputs! I've made the changes you mentioned. I connected pin 8 (VDD) and pin 12 (CSB) directly to the 3.3V, and grounded the 100nF capacitor (C2) and have attached a screenshot of the new design. Just to be safe, could you take one last look please? I could probably also tidy the design up by combining the separate 3.3V into one.
Thanks again for your help thus far!
03-19-2023 04:11 PM
Hi JayCon99,
If you do not use hardware interrupts in your application, attached schematic will work with I2C communication.
03-19-2023 04:14 PM
Hello again,
Yes excellent, thanks for your help!