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October 11, 2018 at 4:45 PM #10005
sapdemon
ParticipantIt’s in the work. But I can’t reveal much yet! It’s going to awesome, awesome for everyone’s need.
Sounds great!
I am wondering, when can we expect new one mini-ultra version?
January 10, 2021 at 11:31 AM #15885Michael Newman
ParticipantIs the VBAT and JST pin connector the same? I’m noticing around 400uA sleep current when connecting via the pin (I did not have the correct JST plug on my LiPo). Schematic would indicate that the JST and VBAT pin are the same. When powering the unit via the 3v3 pin using a LiFPo4 I observed ~17uA.
In connecting I did notice I created a short (spark) accidently so the issue could be I damaged something causing the addition power draw :/
January 10, 2021 at 11:33 AM #15886Michael Newman
ParticipantIs the VBAT and JST pin connector the same? I’m noticing around 400uA sleep current when connecting via the pin (I did not have the correct JST plug on my LiPo). Schematic would indicate that the JST and VBAT pin are the same. When powering the unit via the 3v3 pin using a LiFPo4 I observed ~17uA.
In connecting I did notice I created a short (spark) accidently so the issue could be I damaged something causing the addition power draw :/
January 10, 2021 at 12:58 PM #15887LIM PHANG MOH
KeymasterThey are the same both JST and the VBAT pin. The board supports Li-Ion/Pol although it can be used with the LiFePO4 with care (no charging through USB or VIN allowed as the charge voltage is different compared to Li-Ion/Pol). All boards are tested to draw below 20 uA during sleep in our test, anything above that goes to the reject bin.
January 10, 2021 at 1:10 PM #15888Michael Newman
ParticipantThanks! This confirms my suspicion that I burned something up given I achieved the lower power previously.
Agreed on lifepo4 some care is needed… I got burnt on over some over-discharge issues of the battery! In addition to your point that it can’t be charged by usb, the processor seems to be able to draw/work below ~2.3v (I think datasheet says 1.65v) which is below the safe discharge of the battery, killing the battery. Lessons learned the hard way.
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