1 #58 ESP8266 Sensor runs 17 days on a coin cell/transmits data (deep-sleep)
Andreas Spiess builds an ESP8266 sensor that runs 17 days on a coin cell using deep sleep; a common starting point for battery-powered Wi-Fi sensor projects.
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Andreas Spiess builds an ESP8266 sensor that runs 17 days on a coin cell using deep sleep; a common starting point for battery-powered Wi-Fi sensor projects.
Shows how to put an ATmega328 into deep sleep and wake it with interrupts or the watchdog, reaching microamp currents on a bare chip.
Shows an Arduino cutting its own power through a transistor after a button press, offered as an example for battery projects that need near-zero standby current.
Recommended Andreas Spiess video on a MOSFET latch that lets a microcontroller hold its own supply on after a button press, then cut it off when finished.
Andreas Spiess compares tools for measuring tiny and pulsed currents, from the Nordic Power Profiler Kit II to the Joulescope; recommended when a multimeter misses ESP32 current spikes.