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      ProtonX
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      Hi!
      I have measured my Lopy4 + Exp.v3 power consumption in sleep mode and I am surprised that I get 260uA at the battery connector. I am measuring with a Keithley DMM7510 over 10 seconds.

      Is there a way to lower the power consumtion to a min.?
      PS: I am using Lora and I am storing my join-data to the nvram... And the system can be woken up by two GPIOs.

      Thanks

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        Elizar
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        At least for Gpy you need to wait longer. The first power drop is a few seconds after deepsleep(), the second power drop is about 120 seconds later.

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          rcolistete @ProtonX
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          @protonx
          Look at :
          microsd-power-consumption-on-expansion-board-pytrack-pysense-etc
          "Conclusions to save power during deep sleep with Expansion Board :

          • it is important to use only TX/RX jumpers, or else we will have extra 0.06 mA;
          • large voltage values implies some extra (e.g., 0.02) mA;
          • avoid using uSD cards, because even just inserting a uSD card, not mounted, without open files before deep sleeping, there is an increase in deep sleep current, depending on the type of uSD, e. g., extra 0.21-0.24 mA for a 8GB uSD, extra 0.12-0.14 mA for a 32GB uSD."

          My "MicroPython Samples". My "MicroPython Firmwares" with many options (double precision, ulab, etc).

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