ESP8266 temperature sensor for IoT

Wireless temperature sensor to be used in your next IoT project. :) Quite low consumption, months with single 18650 cell.

Features:

Wireless connectivity (ESP8266 12E)
SHT30 temperature sensor
low voltage cut-off
I2C and other free pins accessible via pads
approx 47 mm x 19 mm size (including 12E)
position for smd resetable fuse (not used on my prototype)

Used IOs:

ESP8266 12E uController
Sensirion SHT30 temperature sensor
STM1061 3.4 V voltage monitor
MCP1603T 3.3 V synchronous buck voltage regulator

Why so high voltage cut-off? It seems that around 3.0 V input regulator will not supply enough power for ESP8266 to perform well so this regulator meant for 3.3V power level seems appropriate. Please prove how wrong I am! :)

Used firmware:

ESP Easy. https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/ESPEasy Tested and working with ESPEasy Mega package 20190511. The SHT330 support is currently only in test branch, so I recommend using "ESP_Easy_mega-20190511_test_core_260_sdk222_alpha_ESP8266_4M.bin" firmware. Caution: Your ESP8266 may not boot or work properly when started in AP mode, I recommend to supply the credentials via post-flash actions in ESP Easy Flasher or via Serial interface (more fun, don!t forget to "Save" the changes.)

Bill of materials:

I have used Farnell for nearly all of my purchases. Only inductors were purchased on TME.eu (just because I've purchased bad ones with low Isat and the shipping from Farnell was too high.)

1x (5 in package) Snap-on battery contact - 3029803 (bigger were out of stock)
2x SKRBAGE010 SWITCH, 1.1N, 4.8X4.8MM, LOW PROFILE - 2056852
1x EEEFT0J221AR CAP, 220µF, 6.3V, RADIAL, SMD - 2065953
1x EEE0JA101WR CAP, 100µF, 6.3V, SMD - 2807989
1x MC0805X475K100CT CAP, 4.7µF, 10V, 10%, X5R, 0805
1x SHT30-DIS-P2.5KS HUMIDITY/TEMP SENSOR, DIGITAL, DFN-8 - 2886652
1x STM1061N34WX6F MPU SUPERVISOR/MONITOR - 3129930
1x MCP1603T-330I/OS V REG, SYNCH BUCK 0.5A, SMD - 1439373
5x RC0805FR-0710KL RES, 10K, 1%, 0.125W, 0805 - 9237755
2x CRGH0805F4K7 RES, 4K7, 1%, 0.33W, 0805 - 2332080
1x Inductor from TME.eu - 0603 SMD, 4.7 uH, 600mA Isat - NL03JTC4R7 (you generally need an inductor with parameters recommended in MCP1603T datasheet).

Warning:

There could be some libraries missing in the project. Let me know, I will fix this as I am still learning with kicad and this is my first published project. Just let me know.

Status

As of today (July 2019) this is working prototype, third generation of board design with three working prototypes in my flat. Anyway, build at your own risk! And do not forget that 18650 cells can burn too!

What I need to finish:

3D printed case - i have some preliminary holder for 18650 cell. - https://github.com/halicek/esp8266-temp-sensor/blob/master/Temp-sensor-case-v1.stl

License:

This is open hardware, use, make, modify. Just let me know any improvement. I will welcome any fix or upgrade. Thank you!

halicek / esp8266-temp-sensor