Supply 3.3V to two devices from one battery?
i have xbee transmitter: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8665 specs are:
3.3v @ 50ma
250kbps max data rate
1mw output (+0dbm)
and co2 sensor: http://www.co2meter.com/products/cozir-0-2-co2-sensor specs state:
power input: 3.3-5.5vdc (3.3v recommended)
33ma peak, 1.5ma avg power requirements
the sensor running in streaming mode states in manual power consumption 3.5mw in mode.
i have battery: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8483 specs are:
each cells outputs nominal 3.7v @ 2000mah!
three questions:
can wire splitter both devices 1 battery power both?
how step voltage down 3.3 3.7?
how calculate how long expect battery keep things powered based on power consumptions listed above?
3.3v @ 50ma
250kbps max data rate
1mw output (+0dbm)
and co2 sensor: http://www.co2meter.com/products/cozir-0-2-co2-sensor specs state:
power input: 3.3-5.5vdc (3.3v recommended)
33ma peak, 1.5ma avg power requirements
the sensor running in streaming mode states in manual power consumption 3.5mw in mode.
i have battery: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8483 specs are:
each cells outputs nominal 3.7v @ 2000mah!
three questions:
can wire splitter both devices 1 battery power both?
how step voltage down 3.3 3.7?
how calculate how long expect battery keep things powered based on power consumptions listed above?
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can wire splitter both devices 1 battery power both?yes
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how step voltage down 3.3 3.7?i use buck converter. voltage difference small conventional linear regulator.
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how calculate how long expect battery keep things powered based on power consumptions listed above?a bit more tricky mah figure not specify discharge rate. rough idea, add current divide mah figure current, , take 80% of that.
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