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Picoclick C3T - the smallest ESP32-C3 based IOT button | assembly & tests | makermoekoe 

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Content:
0:11 Applying solder paste
0:52 Placing components
1:54 Soldering with the automated hotplate soldering station
3:02 Assembling of the bottom PCB side
3:39 Fully assembled Picoclick
4:15 Connecting the battery
4:32 Optimizing with the Oscilloscope
5:57 First test with ESP-NOW
6:33 Otis Arc power measurement
7:14 Picoclick in action
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The Picoclick C3T is a tiny WiFi and BLE IoT button for several applications. Originally designed for smart home things, the Picoclick can also be used as an actuator for IFTTT automations or as an MQTT device. It is based on the single core ESP32-C3 RISC-V processor and therefore comes with tons of useful features. With dimensions of only 10.5mm by 18mm the C3T not only the smallest one in the family of the Picoclicks, it is also the smallest device I have created so far.
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@MrZomhad
@MrZomhad 2 года назад
Wow that power consumption is impressive! At 28mA for 1.7s that would equal well over 3000 clicks with a 50mAh battery (and only about 80% use of charge), holy smokes! :oo
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
😛 If you're doing without any huge LED animations, things get done in under 300ms. Now calculate amount of clicks again haha 😍
@unicodefox
@unicodefox 2 года назад
@@makermoekoe 21,428 clicks on a 50mAh (if I did my maths correctly 😅)
@anastasiszaro
@anastasiszaro 2 года назад
@@unicodefox daaaaaamn!! Talk about efficiency! I guess that's what happens when you give a problem to an engineer, not only will they give you a solution but they will optimize the sh!t out of it! Awesome work!!!!
@ec016kapadiyadivyesh4
@ec016kapadiyadivyesh4 Год назад
@@makermoekoe can you share link for purchase..?
@muhammadjunaid3650
@muhammadjunaid3650 5 месяцев назад
dont know how you calculated it but for me, i did it like per click is (28ma x 1.7sec)/3600= 0.1306mah per click. Now battery 50mah/0.1306 = 383 clicks ignoring the idle consumption.
@PCBWay
@PCBWay 2 года назад
What a stellar job! You never cease to amaze us! 👍🍻
@ofozdemir
@ofozdemir 2 года назад
Following you for a while. impressive product. Thanks for sharing development details. Love your tools, specially hot plate. This video is a lesson for small batch manufacturing process. Never stop making.🙌
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Thank you so much! Glad to hear! 😍
@WaldemarHeimann
@WaldemarHeimann 2 года назад
Bin richtig beeindruckt von dir. Ich bastle auch so ein Zeug, aber deine Projekte sind erste Sahne. Respekt! Freue mich auf weitere Videos
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Vielen Dank! Sowas hört man doch gerne 😍
@opengreenenergy
@opengreenenergy 2 года назад
I really love the entire video. Impressed with your hot plate , want to make one for myself too.
@geeuk
@geeuk 2 года назад
A video tutorial on your channel would be excellent!
@maker101io
@maker101io 2 года назад
I loved Picoclick, also a great video! Thanks for sharing ❤️
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Thanks for your feedback!!
@JasonWho
@JasonWho 2 года назад
Two biggest achievements here are the ultimate efficient hardware design and the use of ESP-NOW. Can’t tell you how much I’m anticipating amazing things from that low power comms protocol
@ericoudammerveld424
@ericoudammerveld424 2 года назад
Really nice optimizations!! Great design and great result!
@FrancoisvanderMerwe
@FrancoisvanderMerwe 2 года назад
I have been searching for months for something like this!! Thank you soooo much!
@bitosdelaplaya
@bitosdelaplaya 2 года назад
you are truly a genius. I hope, one day, to have the time and patience to get there. Thanks for the video and sharing
@dummypg6129
@dummypg6129 2 года назад
This! I had a shower thoughs in making this kind of device. Thanks for sharing. Plan to make one...
@StormBurnX
@StormBurnX 2 года назад
Holy smokes! That's tiny. I know someone else already mentioned printing an enclosure but all I can think of, is how PERFECT that would be as a little keyring dongle! Truly impressive work as always (and the departure from the usual narration was noticed haha)
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
That's a great idea! And in addition to another comment under this video you could use it as a garage door opener/remote - on your keachain 👌🏻I like it
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Currently working on the enclosure. I will add one with a keychain hole 👍🏻
@AtomkeySinclair
@AtomkeySinclair 2 года назад
You could literally just dip it in epoxy resin... isolate button with a tiny plastic straw cut down to a couple mm. Very cool.
@StormBurnX
@StormBurnX 2 года назад
@@AtomkeySinclair that's quite an idea! Sadly where I live epoxy resin either gets very very soft or very very brittle/crumbly (due to heat and UV exposure, respectively) but that would be a nifty "permanent" solution for those in less harsh climates!
@AtomkeySinclair
@AtomkeySinclair 2 года назад
@@StormBurnX Well, it wouldn't be as pretty... but there's also something called JB Weld that is a two part epoxy that is opaque and nearly black and remains solid in extreme temperatures cold and hot. And there's a plastics version that is white when solid. Clear epoxy would be cool since you could see the innards. If I had the patience this maker had I would try and build one out. I suppose I will have to stick the the not so small variety :) Thanks for commenting.
@JLCPCB
@JLCPCB 2 года назад
Amaizing video! Great job 😁
@VicoEsco
@VicoEsco 2 года назад
Amazing video! Great work, please keep making more.
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Thanks! Will do :)
@vsetotje
@vsetotje 2 года назад
That so cool, man 👍 I spent hours and days looking for a good solution for a button.
@lagcisco
@lagcisco 2 года назад
fantastic video mate
@tablatronix
@tablatronix 2 года назад
Adorable, the hotplate is hilarious
@ArduinoExperiment
@ArduinoExperiment 2 года назад
Love this! ❤️ cool Project . . . . and also fav your Soldering staition .. 😊 its really awesome! 🙌❤️
@SantaDragon
@SantaDragon 2 года назад
Impressive work!
@kobi-kobsen
@kobi-kobsen 2 года назад
Wow this is a really impressive project.
@windyg7261
@windyg7261 2 года назад
Really cool project!!
@FareedClarity
@FareedClarity 2 года назад
Wow amazing circuit, small but smart device
@mrmarkom
@mrmarkom 2 года назад
Amazing, I am really impressed!
@nhlakaniphombatha5769
@nhlakaniphombatha5769 2 года назад
TO GOOD ..NICE WORK MAN 👍👍👍
@jaspervandenameele4834
@jaspervandenameele4834 2 года назад
Wow this is amazing! I wanted to make an esp-now remote for a smart home application and was disappointed with the esp32 standby power usage, this thing is incredible! I would love to make my own, but I have no experience with doing soldering on such small components so I'm a bit scared!
@tommipekkala7522
@tommipekkala7522 2 года назад
Nice Work!
@bluegizmo1983
@bluegizmo1983 2 года назад
That is super cool!
@zabique
@zabique 2 года назад
Your channel is so inspiring! Thanks
@Roflan_228
@Roflan_228 2 года назад
It's so beatiful! I wish you have 1000000 subscribers
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Thank you! Let's beat the 100k first! 🤩
@jena_thornwyrd
@jena_thornwyrd 2 года назад
BTW AWESOME creation ! I love it ! I just subscribed to the wait list ^^
@charlescoult
@charlescoult 2 года назад
That reflow tho 😍
@jena_thornwyrd
@jena_thornwyrd 2 года назад
They are back in stock !!!! Just ordered 2 !!! :D
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
They are 😍 Saw your order! Thanks man!
@jena_thornwyrd
@jena_thornwyrd 2 года назад
@@makermoekoe You are welcome sir ! ^^ hey, you make very good stuff, and it happen that I need 2 of those ;) I would have preferred with LiFeO4 battery support, I don't like ticking time bombs XD, but erf, that's good enough for now ^^ And, bonus for you and future customers, I'll design a small enclosure that I'll try to make IP68, with protection against over-pressing the button and maybe a separate compartment for the battery with "security weakness" to let the battery blow toward the outside in case of malfunction, to avoid damaging the PICOClick.
@phizaics
@phizaics 2 года назад
That is actually very nice amazing
@adamborkowski3175
@adamborkowski3175 2 года назад
Very interesting video!
@RFADICTOS
@RFADICTOS 2 года назад
Ohh que super proyecto amigo eres un GURÚ.. Lo FELICITO 😊 amigo.. Grácias por compartir tus Proyectos..
@kr4k3nCyb3rPunk
@kr4k3nCyb3rPunk 2 года назад
Nice Job bro! 👾
@webmaster1461
@webmaster1461 2 года назад
Beautiful and awesome
@edvardpotapenko
@edvardpotapenko 2 года назад
This is amazing 👍
@Yash_Verma5
@Yash_Verma5 2 года назад
This module is needed in the market
@susugar3338
@susugar3338 2 года назад
Love it!
@AreaMH
@AreaMH 2 года назад
Awesome process!
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Thank you!
@Bianchi77
@Bianchi77 2 года назад
Nice video, thanks for sharing :)
@RaphaelAguirre
@RaphaelAguirre 2 года назад
Stellar job, new sub :)
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Thanks man!
@robertomanuelpaulik4236
@robertomanuelpaulik4236 2 года назад
nice product! 😊
@rpavlik1
@rpavlik1 2 года назад
Hey that's a pretty fancy automated hotplate, haven't seen one like that before.
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
First time using it! Pretty cool
@Oshan_Dissanayaka
@Oshan_Dissanayaka 2 года назад
Wow. Great video bro... Thanks
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Thanks for your feedback!
@Main.Account
@Main.Account 2 года назад
Legend!
@raphaellim5815
@raphaellim5815 2 года назад
I don't understand this video, but it looks really cool.
@jjang_won
@jjang_won 2 года назад
OMG I want to buy this button!!!
@LeLaboDeHarry
@LeLaboDeHarry 2 года назад
Mate I'm so impressed that seems to be so satisfying to press a so tiny button !!! Amazing
@wei48221
@wei48221 2 года назад
Awesome.
@ohhellothere17
@ohhellothere17 2 года назад
Just like baking bread.......soo satisfying
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Indeed 😁
@danielhussain2900
@danielhussain2900 2 года назад
Wow impressive. Now u need to make enclosure for the tiny controller so it is more user friendly
@echoswatch
@echoswatch 2 года назад
Ich würde zu gern auch sowas können. Geil gemacht! Aboniert!
@jena_thornwyrd
@jena_thornwyrd 2 года назад
Order received, nothing fancy except a nice sticker! The PicoCLICK are sooooo small ! Oh my god ! I could hide one under the first phalanx of my auricular! (little finger, or pinkie if anyone lack the vocabulary)
@jena_thornwyrd
@jena_thornwyrd 2 года назад
BTW, I was skeptical about the Deutsche Post "Standard Ground Rate", they are truly efficient and the connection with "La Poste" in France was flawless and the tracking continued until reception !!!!!!
@rdyer8764
@rdyer8764 2 года назад
Great!
@AndreaFederigi
@AndreaFederigi 2 года назад
Impressive
@electromijin
@electromijin 2 года назад
Me he quedado helado es una belleza
@techmaster6587
@techmaster6587 2 года назад
Very nice...
@mr.techinventor3463
@mr.techinventor3463 2 года назад
NICE
@ReynoldStudio
@ReynoldStudio 2 года назад
It's perfect
@B1NT0N
@B1NT0N 2 года назад
Very nice work You should get a pick and place machine
@blakesmith4070
@blakesmith4070 2 года назад
So cool! Out of curiosity, what kind of solder paste are you using? I've had trouble with hot plate reflow soldering, and I'm wondering if it would help to use something lower temperature.
@conorstewart2214
@conorstewart2214 2 года назад
The main types are leaded, lead free and low temperature. The leaded I’m not 100% sure about but I think it melts between 180 - 200 C, the lead free is like 220 C plus and the low temperature is bismuth based and melts at like 138 C. If your hot plate can’t melt the lead free or leaded you could try the low temp stuff, just be careful what you use it for though, especially power electronics or heaters, don’t want your solder melting because the device gets too hot.
@googleyoutubechannel8554
@googleyoutubechannel8554 10 месяцев назад
Very cool hardcore design approach using a custom PCB, I think I might have already created a _2 button_ version that is smaller, using off the shelf parts, that took 10 min and is
@AFRFB09BA
@AFRFB09BA 2 года назад
Could you make a video about the tools you use? Thanks !
@vorobey6243
@vorobey6243 2 года назад
Damn man, such a wonderful work, And also are you german or swiss?
@HairyTheCandyMan
@HairyTheCandyMan 2 года назад
I've never seen Solder Paste applied with a steel sheet like that. That's pure geenyus
@dahahaka
@dahahaka 2 года назад
That's pretty much standard
@mrCetus
@mrCetus 2 года назад
What a thing of beauty! This thing is very well made :) May I know what IC you used to regulate the voltage of the lipo battery?
@fabio_maker
@fabio_maker 2 года назад
Amazing work and video. Congratulations!
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Thanks man!
@tld8102
@tld8102 2 года назад
This is good enough for old people
@aradivil
@aradivil 2 года назад
👍Супер работа!!!
@123kamyk456
@123kamyk456 2 года назад
That's really cool to watch as someone mentioned it's an engineering porn! How many free I/O pins are left on the ESP? Where did you learn how to do such a things?
@PaulJurczak
@PaulJurczak Год назад
Very nice, but I would solder all the through-hole shield tabs of USB connector @4:04
@joeycallahan913
@joeycallahan913 2 года назад
I wish I could even know where to start learning these custom PCBs. I can barely make a simple one with headers lol
@jamiegoegebeur2239
@jamiegoegebeur2239 2 года назад
Loooooove it! Bought 3 of the old version. Somehow burned two of them :'( Very sad. One is still Running on it's original charge 1 year later!
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Thaaank you! Wow, such a happy and such a sad message in one comment :( How did you burn them? Haha yes, mine are also running for over a year now. That's quite good I think :)
@jamiegoegebeur2239
@jamiegoegebeur2239 2 года назад
User error in handling the battery! Learned better since then. It discconected in my bag. Used it tough my backpack in a side pocket so didn't brother making case for it. Other one was in a case so i'm still clueless, but I take all blame. Other one is still Running. Only use it about twice a month at Max tough. To send a reboot to my iot hub.
@user-ln3tc1uf9v
@user-ln3tc1uf9v 2 года назад
看着好舒服,好想拥有这套设备
@draglorde
@draglorde 2 года назад
Looks great! why aren't you using their assembly service? I guess that some parts are not available for that?
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
The Picoclick is so tiny and would't fit all the manufactures restrictions. Moreover I love to do it by myself & show it to you ☺
@bennylloyd-willner9667
@bennylloyd-willner9667 2 года назад
@@makermoekoe I imagine it's like car restoring and such, the journey to finished product is the lion part of the enjoyment 😁. Just got recommended, thanks RU-vid and of course thanks to you. Best regards from a new subscriber👍
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
@@bennylloyd-willner9667 Exactly what he said! 😛 Thank you!
@Jallen262
@Jallen262 2 года назад
This is awesome... could you even do away with the USB-C port and use a micro JST connector or small for charging for an even smaller footprint?
@remty516
@remty516 2 года назад
They could, but usb c is a nice standard to use
@jstro-hobbytech
@jstro-hobbytech 2 года назад
Awesome video as always. How reliable is that hot air station man. Mine just died and I'm a newb but don't want to waste 75 cad for one that was used for less than 20 hours over 6 months and I'm switching to smd for my custom boards.
@chaterrony
@chaterrony 2 года назад
cool project! I checked the BOM, but I am missing the component F1. What circuit did you use for the antenna? Two capacitors? Or only a Ferrite F2? Which value? I am building a Wristwatch with a ESP32-pico-d4 and am struggling with the antenna design... As yours seems to work, I would like to "copy" it ;-)
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
The matching network of an antenna depends on the actual structure of the board with its layer stackup and dimensions and cannot be "copied" to different boards. For antenna matching you usually use a PI-network which has to be tuned for the correct frequency. Due to the small size of the Picoclick and because I don't have the right tools to tune the antenna I've just placed a zero ohm resistor in series with the chip antenna. Don't be afraid too much regarding the antenna circuit. I've done several designs now and not a single one was like that it hasn't wifi connectivity at all...
@chaterrony
@chaterrony 2 года назад
@@makermoekoe I have read this "issue" with the matching network and that you cannot copy it. However you helped me massively (!) with the comment, that you always had at least a WIFI connection. My device will be 30mm in diameter (round as it is a watch) and I need WIFI for 3 meters max. So I will now go forward and do a PCB to test it :-) Thank you very much for your good comment! Looking forward for your next, cool projects.
@BlueyMcPhluey
@BlueyMcPhluey 2 года назад
​@@makermoekoe thankyou for providing your files, I am making a very similar board and am having trouble with brownouts when entering WiFi... I thought it might be an antenna matching issue, but it looks like the problem is that I didn't have a proper ground plane
@noonabomber
@noonabomber 2 года назад
if you connect your VBAT divider to another GPIO instead of to GND, you could make it LOW right before you check the battery level. This way you wouldn't be leaking 3ua to ground constantly :)
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
Yes, I was trying this in the first Picoclick version. I'm not sure what exactly was the problem but it was somehow not working as it should. I should invest some debugging time into this to save these silly 3µA...
@BlueyMcPhluey
@BlueyMcPhluey 2 года назад
wow what a fantastic tip, I'm glad I read the comments
@newsogn5148
@newsogn5148 2 года назад
Lol that’s awesome!!! What about antennas what is needed there? I’m not going to lie my kids would definitely swallow that lol
@thanatosor
@thanatosor 2 года назад
I did something similar but with RF, and its size is my palm =))
@ahmetcumhurarslan3907
@ahmetcumhurarslan3907 2 года назад
nice content thank you very much! which components did you use for the antenna design? I could not find any practical design anywhere. even in your schematic its is "TBD". could you please give some advice for that? thank you again.
@pekertimulia125
@pekertimulia125 2 года назад
10k Emang turun mah sudah ~ bidadari
@sock501
@sock501 2 года назад
Please sell these!! I do tech work for immersive attractions and we’d buy those by the pound at the right price!
@BlueyMcPhluey
@BlueyMcPhluey 2 года назад
the video description has been updated with a purchase link: www.tindie.com/stores/makermoekoe/
@priuxls
@priuxls 2 года назад
Wow, einfach nur wow! Was mich noch interessiert ist, ob du dir ausgerechnet wie lange die Batterie hält mit, weiß nicht sagen wir mal ca 5 Klicks am tag?
@r00yce
@r00yce Год назад
Hey moekoe! As always, an awesome project. Unfortunately, your webpage about your commonly used tools has vanished. What third hand are you using?
@Nordicx86
@Nordicx86 2 года назад
as variants SPI to "advanced data" pins of USB - but to that pins that not use in charging! and as special feature add QC3.0 compatibility - this allow get from simple USB charge with QC3.0 any level of Voltage from 3.6V to 12V or 3.6V to 20V(with 200mV step) with high current...
@pravatiacharya5921
@pravatiacharya5921 2 года назад
This shows that you're so perfect in PCB design...A few questions: 1) Can we program the ESP32-C3 in the Arduino IDE? 2) Why did you use a 4 layer board and not a 2 later one? 3) Does the ESP32-C3 has embedded flash?
@makermoekoe
@makermoekoe 2 года назад
1) Yes, it is. Nevertheless you have to disable the boot messages to ensure the boot up time is small enough. Probably possible, but I haven't tested that. 2) The space on the board is very limited. With all the vias and pads, there wouldn't be enough room to route all the signals on a 2L board. 3) The ESP32-C3 with embedded 4MB flash is called ESP32-C3FN4 or ESP32-C3FH4 and is used for this project.
@avramitra
@avramitra 2 года назад
Amazing stuff.. Now you can make another version with a mini rotary encoder or potentiometer so it can also control brightness. I'm not sure if micro rotary encoders are available or not, but micro potentiometers do exist.
@JasonWho
@JasonWho 2 года назад
Pressing and holding is another option without a potentiometer
@jena_thornwyrd
@jena_thornwyrd 2 года назад
I discovered your channel thanks to your Tindie store ! ^^ I have a request if it please you, would you have some spare time to make a LiFePO4 version ? Ya, I know, that would use a rather larger battery but you could ditch a bunch of parts, like the MIC5504, and have a even lower consumption and a safer power source (but maybe it will need a transistor to boost the current); I must admit I'm debuting in electronic :|. I imagine the Picoclick sitting on-top a AA battery, in an enclosure, the enclosure being screwed perpendicularly in any surface. I ask you that instead of doing it myself because I'm still debuting in electronic, and I still need to learn, and you know the Picoclick waaaayyyyyy better than me, or anyone for that matter.
@gere364
@gere364 2 года назад
What about changing the rechargable battery with a CR2016/CR2032 primary cell? Have you done the maths for battery life? Very cool tiny device btw. And I love your hot plate!! Thanks for sharing! :)
@LeLaboDeHarry
@LeLaboDeHarry 2 года назад
I think CR20.. are to large and the enclosure must have a way to access to coincell
@TheBigfootdood
@TheBigfootdood 2 года назад
Finally I can activate my rotating water bed with with my cufflinks
@fennoqueven
@fennoqueven 2 года назад
USB-C? ESP32? PCBs? IoT? Sounds good to me!
@ericlotze7724
@ericlotze7724 2 года назад
This is great! Would make a good project for Makerspace Scale Manufacturing (Get/Make (Since it is Open Source!) one of Steven Hawes' (I guess now "for legal reasons not- ) IndexPnP machines, and crank these things out.
@ericlotze7724
@ericlotze7724 2 года назад
Would be good as a key dongle / remote. Also could be used for an IOT button with a similar niche to those "Amazon Dash" Buttons. Or even for those "Pet Request/Talking" Buttons, but IOT enabled!
@anastasiszaro
@anastasiszaro 2 года назад
My friend, if you make a project with the ATTINY10 you can go crazy small, future idea??? 😉😉
@donpalmera
@donpalmera 2 года назад
RU-vid needs to create an ai that flags videos with this sort of music
@1q1q1q1q1q1q1qw
@1q1q1q1q1q1q1qw Год назад
great skills i wish i would be that good i have an nice pcb idea but not stuff and skill to do it good
@geemandem
@geemandem 2 года назад
Bro such a tiny build very cool 👌 QUESTION would you (in your view) be able to mod a G-Shock watch and have this run the MIP screen and buttons on the G-Shock GBD-200 with your own smart features call text notifications ect.
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