E-Fidget Lite V3 (hackclub#202)

* Add E-Fidget Lite

* Update cart screenshot for 10 boards

* Back to 5 boards as per checklist

* Clarify README language

* Change button from power switch to MCU input

* Add E-Fidget Lite V3

projects/E-Fidget Lite V3/README.md

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+name: "Micha Albert"
+slack_handle: "Micha"
+github_handle: "2231puppy"
+project: "E-Fidget Lite V3"
+
+---
+
+# E-Fidget Lite V3
+## Summary
+The E-Fidget Lite V3 is the next generation of the overarching E-Fidget project. It's a fidget toy on a PCB that uses haptic feedback
+instead of any moving parts. The first version of the E-Fidget Lite, also ordered through OnBoard, used a relay to provide the haptic
+"click". Unfortunately, the relay was too loud and didn't have a satisfying feel to it. The second version of the E-Fidget Lite was
+sponsored by PCBWay and used an LRA motor as well, but used a disposable CR2032 battery. This version provides a USB-C port and
+charging + protection ICs to allow for a rechargeable battery in the same form factor to be used.
+
+## Plan
+JLCPCB quotes $55.95 for 5 boards with parts and economic assembly, not including shipping. The batteries, battery holders, and motors
+will be ordered seperately.
+
+## Design
+KiCad all the way! Using a rechargeable battery in the form factor of a CR2032 posed some problems - They're most commonly available
+as 3.6/4.1v cells, rather than the more common 3.7/4.2v. These issues included finding a suitable charging IC and protection IC.
+I also had some help from a few friends with design verification.