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Voltage and current requirements table for power management solution #1
I'm thinking I need to learn a bit more about all these tools you guys are using to work on this thing. The thing I noticed early on in examining your design is that most every component runs at 5V. I think you should restrict that. Can't be that hard to find a few alternatives to the things which are not 5V. Failing that, it shouldn't be that hard to power a few odd things at a lower voltage. (Like speakers. Might want independent power for those.)
@gallomimia even though 5V looks like the standard for most the parts, necessary current is differs substantially. Someone should do the study and come up with the data.
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gallomimia commentedon Oct 19, 2017
I'm thinking I need to learn a bit more about all these tools you guys are using to work on this thing. The thing I noticed early on in examining your design is that most every component runs at 5V. I think you should restrict that. Can't be that hard to find a few alternatives to the things which are not 5V. Failing that, it shouldn't be that hard to power a few odd things at a lower voltage. (Like speakers. Might want independent power for those.)
mertyildiran commentedon Oct 20, 2017
@gallomimia even though 5V looks like the standard for most the parts, necessary current is differs substantially. Someone should do the study and come up with the data.