SPET Driver Module
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A postage-stamp-sized green driver board in the spirit of a classic hobby breakout module. It stands in for a smart tap's SPET driver stage: a 35 × 25 mm PCB carrying a placeholder driver IC, a few passives, a capacitor, an inductor, and an LED. The exact circuit is deliberately left generic.
- Supply: 5 V DC via a 3-pin 2.54 mm input header (5V, GND, signal) on the left edge.
- Output: 2-position terminal block on the right edge.
- Mounting: four 2.5 mm holes, 3 mm in from each corner.
- Height: tallest part is the terminal block, about 7.6 mm above the board base.
- Remix hooks: the parameters at the top of the file and each component module can be swapped for the real parts.
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