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Seems like the best solution would be a two part enclosure... one for the sensor, with just enough to power it (e.g. a coin battery) and a Bluetooth LE transmit
by TylerE 4y ago
Seems like the best solution would be a two part enclosure... one for the sensor, with just enough to power it (e.g. a coin battery) and a Bluetooth LE transmitter (Or maybe even something entirely passive like RFID could work?) and then have all the rest of the electronics sealed off and powered seperately.
- advisedwang 4y agoSadly you can't skip to engineering a solution. If you're designing a device getting quality requires rigorous specification and testing, in a feedback loop with design. What you describe might be a solution, but you can't know it's worked without that testing, and it's premature/risks over-engineering unless the testing shows you need it. It's the time and money of testing that is usually being skipped, not the engineering itself. (Although many manufacturers might sacrifice quality to save the cost of what you describe anyway :( )