I'm currently designing a Smart Helmet that's planned to have Sensors hooked up and sent through a PCB (with circuit protection and power components). So far how I've gotten is that since this project is homemade for a first time concept prototype coming to life, I have a USB splitter (up to 8 USB ports) that's connected to a 2 USB port rechargeable battery board with battery life level indication. So far I'm trying to go about wiring my board to my power source so that the helmet as a whole will turn on and power its components and abilities given to the user. However I am struggling with how and where and what to do about moving forward and connecting Resistors, Transistors, step up & down transformers and more neccessary parts to help bring this project to completion and ensure safety as well as efficiency and performance (I'm adding A.I smart parts as well including a google home mini and other I.o.T based components.) What's your opinions on what I can do to move forward? I'm trying to implement a Conventional Circuit Theory to assist me in my handling of Microwave circuit parts)
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