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 ===== Introduction =====
-Theoretical derivations in a lecture are part of everyday university life. But you can only really get to grips with topics if you apply what you have learned! For this reason, we have developed the DIY Power PCB. This enables us to provide all interested students with their own hardware platform to carry out a wide variety of experiments on the subject of power electronics.
+Theoretical derivations in a lecture are part of everyday university life. But you can only really get to grips with topics if you apply what you have learned! For this reason, we have developed the DIY Power PCB. This enables us to provide all interested students with their own hardware platform to carry out a wide variety of experiments on the subject of power electronics. \\
-The idea was not to build the most powerful or the smallest hardware, but a hardware whose components can largely be assembled automatically and which is above all inexpensive and robust. So no worries if a short circuit is generated or smoke rises ;-)
+The idea was not to build the most powerful or the smallest hardware, but a hardware whose components can largely be assembled automatically and which is above all inexpensive and robust. So no worries if a short circuit is generated or smoke rises ;-) \\
 The DIY Power PCB is used in various experiments in the lectures on power electronics and electrical drives and costs less than 20€ for our students when fully assembled.
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-To use the DIY Power PCB, you can program the ESP32 using the Arduino IDE or the ESP-IDF development platform.
+To use the DIY Power PCB, you can program the ESP32 using the Arduino IDE or the ESPRESSIFWorkspace (Espressif-IDE) development platform.
-Arduino IDE is more intuitive; however, it is not capable of utilizing the full range of the timer units. ESP-IDF allows you to access the full functionality of the microcontroller, and the programmer is also faster than the Arduino IDE. However, it is more complicated to get started with.
+Arduino IDE is more intuitive; however, it is not capable of utilizing the full range of the timer units. Espressif-IDE allows you to access the full functionality of the microcontroller, and the programmer is also faster than the Arduino IDE. However, it is more complicated to get started with.
+**Board Flyer**
+{{ :professoren_webseiten:rebholz:diy_summary_v2board.jpg?direct&900 |}}
+===== Downloads =====
+Version 2 of DIY Power PCB KiCAD Files: {{ :professoren_webseiten:rebholz:kicad_diypowerpcb_v2.zip |Download}}
+If you want to generate fancy 3D images you have to download the model files: {{ :professoren_webseiten:rebholz:htwg.3dshapes.zip | Download 3D Models}} \\
+The content of the .zip must be saved in the “3dmodels” folder of KiCAD in a new folder with the name “htwg.3dshapes”. \\
+If your PC does not recognize a USB-to-serial connection, you might not have installed the correct driver yet:
+Download the latest drivers: [[https://ftdichip.com/drivers/vcp-drivers/|Link to FTDI]]
+===== Known Bugs =====
+Following Bugs will be removed within V3 soon:
+  * Flashing only works if the incremental encoder is in the correct position, as it blocks the UART signal at every second rotation stage.
+  * The incremental encoder only works if the ESP32 is also supplied via USB.
+  * As the internal resistance of the driver is considerably high (200 Ohm), the bootstrap capacitor is only recharged slowly. This means that only duty cycle values of up to approx. 90% are possible. In V3 the problem is solved by an additional external bootstrap diode.
 ===== Isolation =====