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>The ESP chips are barely power efficient enough to run on battery with C. Incorrect, Esp32-s3 uses 8 micro amps in deep sleep.
by jLaForest 3y ago
>The ESP chips are barely power efficient enough to run on battery with C.
Incorrect, Esp32-s3 uses 8 micro amps in deep sleep.
- doug_life 3y ago8uA is still large compared to some other options. I work on medical implants that average 15uA while actively sensing biological signals 24hr/day. This includes the analog front end hardware to condition the signals as well. 8uA of deep sleep current would be a non starter.
- markhahn 3y agoand your devices probably don't cost $3 on aliexpress, right?
- antoniuschan99 3y agoWow that’s amazing what components are some of those?