CODE 😎

Here comes my favourite part, The code.

I saw a way too many tutorials and also took my friend's help to make this. I was having very low experience with ESP so dude helped me .

It was easy though as I managed to get a pre written code that can just be flashed by usb through a esp32 flasher site on web , I also wrote a code that is well defined and furnished with all the comments and all

Finished The CAD Work !!

I Was absent for a few days as I was fighting my exams , Just finished with the last part of the CAD which was to finish the top part of the case , it was a lil tough bcz dumb me forgot to note the dimensions and after a long time , i forgot .
I remeasured all the dimensions , this time well noted and finished making the Top part , it was easy as it was just a lid without any cuts or holed . Nailed it .

Started The CAD Work [ Case's Bottom ] !

Before Making - This is definitely going to be the worst part of this project and a cool nightmare for my i3 pc with integrated GPU. I will most prob start by designing the basest part of the base :) and top cover would be the last thing I would do . Lets Gooo !

After Making - This was hell for my pc with 10y+ old hdd , the application itself took to open 5 minutes [ Free CAD ], the task was easy as i knew how to work with CAD , the main challenge would be Code work , However , the Base Part is finished but it took a lot more time than doing it on my brother's laptop [He was busy].

I , made the case a lil thick so that battery can fit inside without any problem and still i think 2 cm thick is a lot more with 9 cm length and 7cm breath .

Edit - I made a pocket to make space to access the power switch

PCB Work Just Finished

Till now , I've completed the PCB and i tried to keep it as cheap and as small as i can , i uploaded the pcb to JLCPCB And got it for $6.56 with $13.44 shipping 😭😭. The Full PCB Work is completed for $20 with shipping included . I am uploading the image of cart below .

Update - I fully redesigned the PCB and managed it to be of $17.5 from $20.00 , I don't know how but it is.

Routing Wasn't Tough Too !

All thanks to my previous experiences, i completed this without wasting too much of my time as well as efforts. I required only some vias to connect all and if it was easy for me, it would be same for you too . Just go for tutorials and it'll be good.

I tried to keep the board as small as possible to make it pocket sized, most of the time was spent on placing vias and routing them on both sides of the board. I also added holes to mount the PCB on the CASE .

Edit- Added the routing for the power managing switch I forgot to add . I rerouted the full PCB ( IDK Why ) but it was fun and now i made it more clean by using nice management and a total of 4 vias .

Started The Schematic ><

For now , im using a pcb that would be fully hand soldered in the pcb . This will be a simple project so i don't know what to journal about so all i will be doing is usign EasyEA for the pcb design and starting with the import of all the components and wiring them together to complete that . I am writing this after finishing my pcb and it was not so tough as i already had some previous experiences .

Edit- I did a small mistake in which I forgot to add the switch to control power , Done it almost no time

Discussions Abt The Project , What is this sh*t !

This is a 2.4 Ghz Wi-Fi and BT signal jammer and can be used to stop the operations currently operating on these services . This will be a super cool , super simple project as this is the very first version of this ( Will Be Improvised Later ).

I am using ESP-32 with BT and WI-FI support , 2x nRF243L01 Modules ( With Antennas ).
I have already planned the Schematic And Working As I already saw much of the tutorials before this project and am fully ready to make it in real .