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Ble Plant sensor chip TLSR8250 #3
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TLSR8250 can work in Zigbee. |
Oh ok. One good thing about the sensor os that uses 2 AAA batteries that is easy to have rechargable ones. Never really use it in plants yet, but if it is not reliable maybe should forget this. |
For operation, the required frequency must be in the region of several MHz. |
From my archive: The duty cycle of the PWM is tuned for the DC component of the voltage drop across the diode. For real example (Soc:TLSR8253), set the PWM parameters to 1/12. Those. cycle = 12 periods 24 MHz, of which 1 period is an impulse. Total frequency over the period - 2 MHz. Pulse envelope - 12 MHz. The final sensitivity on the probe is less than 1 pF. At C=10 nF, the measurement time is up to 2 ms. Measurement in this case takes up to 2 ms with current consumption up to (!) 5 mA.
Similarly, it is possible to build a completely isolated water leak sensor. |
Hi, Is it possible to change the BLE protocol to zigbee. Think you in advance |
Hi i have a ble Plant sensor ( a bit like Xiaomi mi flora ) that have the chip TLSR8250, i wonder if this could be compatible with zigbee and what i could do to test it.
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