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    Power consumtion of the GPy

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      Gerrit Hense
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      I want to use the GPy in a Sensor. But the datasheet say nothing about the power consumtion. Did enyone know about this?

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        Don-iot
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        Hi, from my experience the power is about 10 microamps in deepsleep. Around 50-80 mA when it is just using its processor and around 200 mA when being connected using LTE CAT-M1. These figures are from my own experiences using our own sensor board. Hope this answers your question.

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            Gerrit Hense
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            Today I have measured the power consumption. The power consumption is about 265 mA. So for my application I will use a powersupply with 300 mA.

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