arduino shield with magnetometer,clock,and OLED

[dreamtale]

hello everyone
I want to make an arduino shield with display, also I want to integrate more functions. But now I have no more good ideas. Here are some simple function I want to achieve.
First is the display, not the kind of big, ugly 1602 or 12864, it must be small, clear.
So I chose 0.96 inch OLED, it's small, clear, I think it is the most suitable arduino display. If someone can give me a better choice, I would consider it.

Second, the magnetometer is also included in the shield. I used HMC5883 as a magnetometer.I will display a compass on the OLED.
Third, I put the DS1307 on the shield as RTC.
Finally, I put HM06 Bluetooth on this board. SMD moudle.

As this is my first arduino shield design, I will make some and test it, very appreciative for any suggestions or ideas.
Thanks mister T,
He pointed out that some of my mistakes in my SCH,I update my schematic below.

 

[misterT]

Looks good to me. Best way to improve it is to first test the first version in use. Radio stuff is a little bit of "black magic".. it could interfere with the magnetometer. But that has to be tested.

I would design external pull-ups for the I2C lines. You do not have to use them, just design them in "just in case". And also some more capacitance for every ICs supply voltage (well.. you are using modules that have those capacitors, but still..).

EDIT: You have external pullups for i2c.. I was first looking at the HMC only. Did not see the pullups.

 

[dreamtale]

Looks good to me. Best way to improve it is to first test the first version in use. Radio stuff is a little bit of "black magic".. it could interfere with the magnetometer. But that has to be tested.

I would design external pull-ups for the I2C lines. You do not have to use them, just design them in "just in case". And also some more capacitance for every ICs supply voltage (well.. you are using modules that have those capacitors, but still..).

EDIT: You have external pullups for i2c.. I was first looking at the HMC only. Did not see the pullups.

hi,mister T
I ignored this important point.I will change it,I will add some capacitance to the module.Also, I would pull on the IIC bus resistor connected directly to the A4, A5 pin. No matter what the state of the switch, The IIC bus is always on the pull.After that, I will upload the new schematic.I'm not sure whether the Bluetooth module will interfere magnetometer, I will make some improvements after the actual test.
Thanks
dreamtale

 

[milta]

In a blog ( https://www.gemsys.ca/general-category/programmable-base-stations/ ), I read about the influence of magnetometer in building the programmable base stations. I'm not apparent enough with the topic completely. I'm pretty much curious to know more about it. Can anyone explain the detail account of programmable base stations?

 

[be80be]

magnetometer work in cel phones bet you need good shielding and keep the bluetooth ant away every thing is shielded in a cel phone radio wise.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

First is the display, not the kind of big, ugly 1602 or 12864, it must be small, clear.
So I chose 0.96 inch OLED, it's small, clear, I think it is the most suitable arduino display.

Well I'd completely disagree with that statement

Arduinos, and Arduino shields, are pretty large devices - seems fairly pointless fitting a tiny OLED display on a large project. The other displays you mention are larger and clearer because of that, so offer much better functionality.

 

[be80be]

I don't see the Oled and they can be a headache because some of the cheap ones have pins wrong and mislabeled.