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In addition to the regular ESP32 benefits (BT, BTLE, dual core, etc), the TinyPICO is REALLY small and has really good power consumption in deep sleep mode. A l
by Rebelgecko 5y ago
In addition to the regular ESP32 benefits (BT, BTLE, dual core, etc), the TinyPICO is REALLY small and has really good power consumption in deep sleep mode. A lot of the random Aliexpress boards have power consumption on the order of 10-100 milliamps in deep sleep. The TinyPico is more like 20 microamps. Part of that is through higher quality parts (presumably better voltage regulator, battery controller, etc.). Part of that is through a more thoughtful design (instead of having to desolder an annoying always-on LED to reduce power consumption, you can just turn it off in code).
- odiroot 5y ago> Part of that is through a more thoughtful design (instead of having to desolder an annoying always-on LED to reduce power consumption, you can just turn it off in code). I just drilled mine with 1mm drill bit.
- sydd 5y ago> The TinyPico is more like 20 microamps How does this compare to other ESP boards that are made for low power consumption?
- seonr 5y agoIt's the best on the market according to Andreas Spiess's spreadsheet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajt7vtgKNNM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajt7vtgKNNM