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I'm glad you like it!

You're welcome! I thought it might be useful for understanding the whole process.

Here is a tutorial about how to import an image into Eagle :)

Thank you!

Yes, and I have already started the process to make the product marketable. I hope it will be available soon.

You're welcome :)

[UPDATE] To clarify how I went from the PCB routed on EAGLE to PCB soldering, I added two steps on how I generated Gerber files and how I ordered the PCBs. Hope it will help.

Thank you so much!!

Thank you! I didn't know that reference, and I'll definitely keep it in mind for a future project. Thank for the tip! By the the way, the NT3H IC is able to supply a low-power microcontroller alone thanks to its energy harvesting feature. I thought about including a microcontroller in my business card to add a capacitive touch feature but that was a bit "too much" and the cost of a card would have been too high...

Thank you!

Thank you a lot for your vote and the nice comment ! It is never too late to learn something new, and all I can wish you is to jump in this electronics adventure no matter your age :)

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it

Oh! Hello ;)

Embedding chips within holes in the PCB like in this project? It would make the business card much thicker but it would works well. I loved your idea with the epoxy, I should try this !

Thank you ! I worked a lot on cost optimization, but I'm sure it would be better if I lived in Shenzhen. That's also where my PCBs come from...

I'm glad you liked it :)

Excellent work ! The final result looks really professional.And..., is it normal that the third step is in french ? ;)Bonne continuation !

Thank you ! :D

Thank you :)

Hello everyone, I just added an Instructable and I'm looking for some feedbacks :)Tell me what you think about it! https://www.instructables.com/id/PCB-Christmas-Tree-1/Thank you in advance

Thank you for the support!

Possible... I used Eagle for the schematic representation of the circuit, but I didn't do any routing with it. If you want to, you have to do some modifications :)

Beautiful creation. I definitely want to build one now !

Yes, with an oscilloscope and a function generator :) (as I explained in the step 1, "How to use these devices").It's the only way

no, unless you change the circuit and the all project...

You can use any app with this hardware. I recommended the ones i found great for my purpose. Bluetooth oscilloscopes have the main advantage to be totally isolated from the input signal. There's no possible way that your phone can be damaged in case of trouble. But, they are more complicated to build : you will need prog skills in addition to electronics skills.

There is no relationship between the pin numbers of the lm324 and the pin numbers of the OP amps used in the eagle schematic. That's why ! :)Just make the circuit using the 4 OP amps of the lm324

Yes. You can check this specification by studying the lm7808's datasheet (you can find it with a quick google search btw)

Congratulations !! I hope this project will be usefull for you :)