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Main Circut Click on the image to make it bigger
Sense HAT
Use jumper cables to connect from senseHAT to Raspberry Pi
https://pinout.xyz/pinout/sense_hat
MOSFET Switch
Tip: Heat up the blade you're cutting with. It makes the cutting easier.
You can cut the holes wherever you desire.
First we cut holes for peltiers.
If mistakes are made in cutting you can use silicon to fix them.
This is on the cover of the cooler
We are gonna use nailing plates.
We put Peltier element between two nailing boards and put termopasta on both sides of Peltier.
Then put the heatsink on the plate.
Then use angle brackets and a nailing plate to fix the position of the heatsink.
Do the same actions for the both Peltier elements.
You can use wago connectors to connect the different elements to the Peltier like resistors or solder them together.
You have to make yourself a ground pin header since Raspberry Pi does not have enough ground pins. Follow the pin layout for sense HAT. Additionally, add jumper cables to following pins.
- BCM 17 - Heating Peltier
- BCM 27 - Cold Peltier
- BCM 22 - Fan
Should look like this.
Then connect the required jumper cables to their respective counterparts on sense HAT.
Cut off the male part of the jumper cable. Attach it to the respective place on the switch.
For the 5V voltage, use Raspberry Pi 5V pin.
Connect the Control signal ground to ground header and signal to the respective pin at RPI. Then connect the power source (+ and -) to DC+ and DC-. Connect the peltier Positive and Ground to Out+ and Out- . When MOSFET is on the led indicator will turn on.
You can use Tie Mounts to do some sort of cable management.