Case for ESP32 S2 Mini and LD2410C
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A simple case for using an LD2410C radar sensors with an ESP32 S2 Mini. Includes multiple backs for mounting options.
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Update 1/19/2024: I've added a new back with a ball joint to give better flexibility with printing a single back for multiple mounting options.
A simple case for using an LD2410C radar sensors with an ESP32 S2 Mini. I've included a little spacer that can be slid over the pins of the LD2410C to help with soldering to the ESP board. The lid has a cutout for the light sensor and the case body has holes for accessing the reset and programming mode buttons.
BOM (affiliate links):
- S2 Mini
- LD2410C
- USB Cable
- Something to mount them to the wall with:
- My preference is Gorilla Putty but a small Command strip should work just as well.
I'm using the this YAML configuration to integrate with Home Assistant.
- Slide the spacer over the pins on the LD2410C
- Solder the LD2410C to the ESP32.
- Trim the pins on the back of the ESP32 as flush to the board as possible.
- Slide the board into the case:
- Put the side with the radar in first. There's a lip on the inside of the case that the ESP board should sit on.
- Lower the rest of the board into place.
- Pop on the back cover.
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