Project/stefania.boinegri

website/versioned_docs/version-fils_en/project/2026/stefania.boinegri/index.md

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 The main components are the STM32 Nucleo-U545RE-Q microcontroller, an MPU6050 accelerometer and gyroscope, a tactile push-button, an RGB LED, and a vibration motor module. The MPU6050 connects via I2C to capture spatial orientation. The microcontroller communicates bidirectionally with the PC via a USB Data Cable, sending inputs and receiving real-time feedback signals back from the computer to trigger the PWM-driven vibration motor.
 
-![Block Diagram](./diagram.svg)
+![Block Diagram](./diagram.webp)
 
 ## Log
 
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 ### Schematics
 
-Place your KiCAD or similar schematics here in SVG format.
+![Block Diagram](./aeroglove_diagram.svg)
 
 ### Bill of Materials
 
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 | Tactile Push-Button | Digital Input | 0.36 RON |
 | RGB LED Module | Visual Feedback | 2 RON |
 | Vibration Motor Module | Haptic Feedback | 5 RON |
-| USB Data Cable | Power & Communication | 30 RON |
+| USB Data Cable | Power & Communication | 29 RON |
 | Jumper Wires | Physical Connectivity | 7 RON |
 
 ## Software