Component values are unknown

[wounder]

I have a circuit consisting of ESP8266,STM and a single relay.

For supplying power to these IC I need an SMPS circuit.

I got a non-isolated buck converter (using VIPER06Xs) as shown but the component values are unknown.

Could you please tell the suitable component values needed for this circuit? I chose this converter because the PCB that I will be planning is small in size.

Voltage needed for ic--

• ESP = 3.3 V
• STM = 3.3 V
• RELAY = 5 V

https://www.st.com/resource/en/datasheet/viper06.pdf

 

[Bluejets]

I think you need to supply a bit more info about the project as a whole.

 

[wounder]

I think you need to supply a bit more info about the project as a whole.

project simply a smart socket.
figure below gives much details

 

[Audioguru]

The circuit posted has its ground connected directly to mains electricity so it presents a serious shock hazard and this thread should be closed with the warning.

 

[Harald Kapp]

The circuit posted has its ground connected directly to mains electricity so it presents a serious shock hazard and this thread should be closed with the warning.

Considering that the SMPS module is non-isolated you are completely right.

@wounder : I suggest you use an isolated SMPS for safety reasons. The green area then is safe under this condition. You should not trade safety for size!

I think you need to supply a bit more info about the project as a whole.

You need to know the current drawn by the relay (5 V is insufficient information). The use this our resource for selecting componnet values.

 

[wounder]

The circuit posted has its ground connected directly to mains electricity so it presents a serious shock hazard and this thread should be closed with the warning.

Considering that the SMPS module is non-isolated you are completely right.

@wounder : I suggest you use an isolated SMPS for safety reasons. The green area then is safe under this condition. You should not trade safety for size!
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You need to know the current drawn by the relay (5 V is insufficient information). The use this our resource for selecting componnet values.

Could you please provide other SMPS circuit rated(min of output 500mA)

 

[Harald Kapp]

Use an off the shelf USB charger ...

 

[Martaine2005]

In post #3, how is this circuit connected to ground?. It looks completely fine to me. Am I missing something?.

Martin

 

[davenn]

In post #3, how is this circuit connected to ground?. It looks completely fine to me. Am I missing something?.

Martin

agreed

Considering that the SMPS module is non-isolated you are completely right.

huh ??
and how did you determine that the off the shelf charger he is using is non-isolated ?

Yes, his first cct showed a non-isolated converter … BAD
but the cct in post #3 doesn't and as long as @wounder uses a smps as in post #3 he will be good to go

I'm about ready to clean up this thread stating with AG's screwball post
I think AG and Harald have both missed something

But I await some responses first

 

[Audioguru]

The Viper 06 Buck Converter shown in post #1 has its ground connected directly to one side of the electricity with no isolation.

 

[davenn]

The Viper 06 Buck Converter shown in post #1 has its ground connected directly to one side of the electricity with no isolation.

yes, as I said, that one was bad, but his update in post #3 was good

 

[Harald Kapp]

In post #3, how is this circuit connected to ground?. It looks completely fine to me. Am I missing something?.

The op stated that the SMPS is non-isolated...

 

[davenn]

The op stated that the SMPS is non-isolated...

that was for the post#1 circuit

The circuit in post #3 shows a normal, as you state "off the shelf" adaptor

 

[Harald Kapp]

My oversight.