https://tscircuit.com/editor?package_id=

https://www.ti.com/lit/ug/swru444a/swru444a.pdf?ts=1786330892226

<@809856037376491570> <@757706909351411845>

Move schematic to sections or sheets

You can switch this to usbc and the pin's shouldn't be hanging out of the edge

these error are in new.tsx i think, now updated all

<@809856037376491570> can you take a look

run "tsci check placement"

Done and linked to github https://tscircuit.com/techmannih/BOOST-CC2564MODA#files

your pin headers are messed up and your crystal is placed really far away, also your silkscreen is mostly useless, how does this board work? There's literally nothing in the README etc.

Is the placement check working correctly? There are no errors in the viewer, and I don't see any issues when I check it. but placement check gives lot of issues

Those dual row pin headers need to be a single component

The placement errors look correct

Imo

I think these are actually separate 1x10 headers on the real board. They have separate designators, J1/J3 and J4/J2, and the pin numbering is different for each header.🤔 . So confusing

oh interesting

i think it should be a single pin header

But the courtyards of the J5 and U4 are far apart, and it still reports a courtyard collision. I've noticed that it also reports an error when one component's courtyard overlaps with another component's silkscreen. It should only report an error when the courtyards of two components overlap. I think the PCB viewer handles this correctly.

iiuc it's talking about the capacitor to the lower left

oh idk

repro in tscircuit/checks

make sure tscircuit is up to date

this is likely a courtyard rotation bug

yea try to figure out properly

Yes, i think this is a courtyard rotation bug in circuit-json-placement-analysis, tscircuit/checks handles it correctly. The placement analyzer ignores ccw_rotation when computing the bounds of a pcb_courtyard_rect, which causes a false-positive courtyard collision. https://github.com/tscircuit/circuit-json-placement-analysis/pull/13

have you done research on this board?

<@1067854999889137715> what is the stack here?

i feel like none of what you have will currently work?

yea, I did some research and checked it before starting. suggested the BOOST-CC2564MODA, since it supports not only BLE but also Bluetooth Classic and A2DP. The CC2564MODA module also has an integrated antenna, and the BoosterPack includes a USB connector for power input.

BOOST-CC2564MODA is a booster pack not a launchpad

So we also need to add a compatible LaunchPad with the BOOST-CC2564MODA?

yea please talk to ai until you're an expert on this

the launchpad is literally the thing that we program

without a launchpad there is nothing powering or running the system

okay, I’ll research the complete stack

I think this is the correct figure for what we need.

i don't think that launchpad is sold anymore

i think you should make a boosterpack that HAS the CC3200 on it

so basically you need to create the CC3200 boosterpack but configure it to work with a speaker instead of a humidity sensor or whatever is on there

i think after that you can use almost any launchpad

I found the CC3200AUDBOOST. It’s not a humidity-sensor-type board; it’s a proper Audio BoosterPack. It already includes an audio codec, a Class-D amplifier, and a speaker connector.

oh that's cool

<@757706909351411845>, can you share which LaunchPad you ordered from ti? It would help me research what we need for the BoosterPack.

yes

i haven't ordered yet tho fwiw