SMART HOME AUTOMATION
Schematic Design: Create a detailed schematic diagram illustrating the connections between the ESP microcontroller, sensors, relays, and other components.
PCB Layout: Design the PCB layout using a tool like EasyEDA or KiCad, ensuring proper trace routing and component placement for optimal performance.
Prototyping: Build a prototype of the PCB to test the functionality and identify any issues.
PCB Manufacturing: Use a reliable PCB manufacturing service, such as PCBWay, to produce the final PCB based on your design.
Assembly: Assemble the components onto the PCB, adhering to the layout and schematic.
Testing: Rigorously test the assembled PCB to ensure all components operate as intended.
Enclosure Design: If necessary, design an enclosure to house the PCB, providing protection and aesthetics.
Integration: Connect the smart home automation system to various devices and configure the mobile app for seamless remote control.
SMART HOME AUTOMATION
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