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An isolated Modbus-to-LoRa gateway, designed by AI

This is the kind of board people assume AI cannot do: mains power, a galvanically isolated fieldbus, and a long-range radio on one PCB. Ohmni handles the domain discipline for you — mains, isolation barriers, and the SELV side are kept separate and checked, not left to hope.

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What ends up on the board

  • 85–265 VAC mains input with protection
  • Isolated AC/DC module supplying the logic rail
  • ESP32 module for the application
  • Isolated RS-485 transceiver (ADM2587E) for Modbus
  • LoRa radio on SPI for long-range uplink
  • Status LED and programming header

How Ohmni designs it

  1. The circuit is generated with the mains and low-voltage domains separated by declared isolation barriers — the electrical rule check enforces it.
  2. Supply rails are simulated and the layout is verified against manufacturing rules before you see it.
  3. You download gerbers, a BOM, and a 3D preview, ready for your fab.

Design this board now

The prompt below goes straight into the studio. Edit it there, or use it as-is.

Mains-powered industrial gateway: 85–265VAC in, isolated 3.3V supply, ESP32, isolated RS-485 transceiver for Modbus, LoRa radio on SPI, status LED, and a programming header.
Free to use