Examining the power consumption of the Bluetooth LE module MLT-BT05

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  • 7,8 2 ;

  • -- 12,9 4,2 .

:

  • I = 7,8 * 2 / 100 = 0,156 ;

  • -- I = 12,9 * 4,2 / 106 = 0,511 .

AT+ROLE0 , 0,667 .

, :

: 8,5..8,7

:

  • : 156

  • : 667 .

The current consumption cannot be lowered below 156 ΞΌA by any settings, and this current is clearly too high to be consumed from the battery of a "turned off" device, so if the power off in your design is done by putting the MK into STANDBY mode, you will have to take care of the module with a personal key to turn it off. However, with a current consumption of no more than 10 mA, you can power the module directly from the MK port without using additional keys.




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