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[* black] The motor power lines have some interesting (read: completely mismatched) color coordination going on—fixers take note.
[* icon_caution] They could also do with some more support and insulation (hot glue) on the solder joints.
[* black] Here's what we found on a quick tour of the main board:
[* red] GigaDevice [link|https://www.gigadevice.com/products/microcontrollers/gd32/arm-cortex-m3/mainstream-line/gd32f103-series/|GD32F103] ARM Cortex-M3
[* orange] Six [http://ebldc.com/?p=147|half-H|new_window=true] bridge motor drivers, made up of two large MOSFETs each
- [* yellow] Changjiang Electronics Technology Co., LTD (JCET) CJ78M05 0.5 A / 5 V Voltage Regulator
+ [* yellow] Changjiang Electronics Technology Co., LTD CJ78M05 0.5A/5V voltage regulator
[* green] Two pairs of 0.007 ohm resistors by the power inlet (R007).
[* icon_note] Resistors like these, with very low resistance, are used to sense current—helping to shut things down if a motor stalls out.