Misistemote is an Open Source, modular ecosystem that uses pre-made PCB to mix and match your choice of processor board. Is oriented to make small, mobile, battery powered electronic projects work in real conditions in a very short time.

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The ecosystem follows 3 simple rules:

• PCB: pre-made, simple and easy to replicate prototyping boards
• Enclosure: Generic, waterproof, low cost, easily available.
• Cable entry: Cable glands for external sensors or power

The PCB design followed one simple principle: Try to place the MCU board as close as possible to a corner, maximizing the contiguous available PCB remaining space.

Small microcontroller	Medium MCU	Big MCU

Female headers could be added to make MCU module reusable, and to gain some space below. Notice battery socket placed in available space!

MCU plugged	Free space below	Free space side view

Connecting wires on the underside

The best enclosures suited for the system are the ones that have external mount points and doesn't need to be opened to be fixed/detached.

Generic enclosure	Sports style enclosure

Depending of the enclosure used there are two methods for PCB fixation: Self tapping screws or flexible foam.

Screw fixing	Flexible foam fixing

If the project needs an external wired sensor or power cord, a cable gland should be used to stop exterior impurities from cause any damage to internal components. They also offer strain relief for the internal connections.

Big enclosure, thick cable	Small enclosure, thin cable

USB C connector for panel mount, provides power and USB 2.0 data signals. Use drilling helper found here Panel mount drilling helper

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Temperature sensor based on ESP32 board with DS18B20 OneWire sensor, powered by a 3.2V 600mA LiFePo4 Battery. Waterproof, dustproof and wall mountable.

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There are several board versions, each one with different personalities

Misistemote is an open source project by Galopago