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  • W waspie

    Some pictures of an assembled unit with 3d printed case

    4_1560857780234_20190618_073230.jpg 3_1560857780234_20190618_073218.jpg 2_1560857780233_20190618_073211.jpg 1_1560857780233_20190618_073200.jpg 0_1560857780233_20190618_073136.jpg

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    Nca78
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    @waspie nice, with this case color you should get black fresnel lenses, it would look great :)

    @berkseo I guess it's an AM612, you will easily get datasheet on google

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      @waspie nice, with this case color you should get black fresnel lenses, it would look great :)

      @berkseo I guess it's an AM612, you will easily get datasheet on google

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      @nca78 said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

      AM612

      I thought something more original than AM612. It has a supply voltage of 2.4-3.2V, if I'm not mistaken.

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      • berkseoB berkseo

        @nca78 said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

        AM612

        I thought something more original than AM612. It has a supply voltage of 2.4-3.2V, if I'm not mistaken.

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        @berkseo said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

        @nca78 said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

        AM612

        I thought something more original than AM612. It has a supply voltage of 2.4-3.2V, if I'm not mistaken.

        No it's 2.7-3.3, which is not great for button cell as a fair share of the capacity will not be available.

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          Yeah, it's an AM612. I think when I originally put this together I didn't realize the low cutoff voltage :|

          We'll see how long it lasts...
          I guess options then are to add a buck converter or strap AAAs on the back instead

          Black fresnel lens? what?? I might have to find some of those

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          • W waspie

            Yeah, it's an AM612. I think when I originally put this together I didn't realize the low cutoff voltage :|

            We'll see how long it lasts...
            I guess options then are to add a buck converter or strap AAAs on the back instead

            Black fresnel lens? what?? I might have to find some of those

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            @waspie said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

            Black fresnel lens? what?? I might have to find some of those

            They are on Aliexpress. Not even expensive.

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            • W waspie

              Yeah, it's an AM612. I think when I originally put this together I didn't realize the low cutoff voltage :|

              We'll see how long it lasts...
              I guess options then are to add a buck converter or strap AAAs on the back instead

              Black fresnel lens? what?? I might have to find some of those

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              @waspie said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

              Yeah, it's an AM612. I think when I originally put this together I didn't realize the low cutoff voltage
              We'll see how long it lasts...
              I guess options then are to add a buck converter or strap AAAs on the back instead
              Black fresnel lens? what?? I might have to find some of those

              ...search on aliexpress

              0_1561033280108_IMG_20190620_125151.jpg
              0_1561033305236_IMG_20190620_131651.jpg

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                #13

                thanks guys, i just ordered a few :)
                @berkseo i was searching for buck/boost converters and found TPS61098 which when i searched for turned up on one of you designs :)

                what i can't figure out just yet is how to wire it up for our application. can you shed any light on that, please?

                well, i think i may have sorted it.... GND and MODE to ground. VSUB is 3.3 (or 3v if i do the 61098) out (not being used in this application?).

                SW inductor, vin of course, and vmain is the output for the mcu i think

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                  @waspie said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

                  Yeah, it's an AM612. I think when I originally put this together I didn't realize the low cutoff voltage
                  We'll see how long it lasts...
                  I guess options then are to add a buck converter or strap AAAs on the back instead
                  Black fresnel lens? what?? I might have to find some of those

                  ...search on aliexpress

                  0_1561033280108_IMG_20190620_125151.jpg
                  0_1561033305236_IMG_20190620_131651.jpg

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                  @berkseo said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

                  0_1561033280108_IMG_20190620_125151.jpg
                  0_1561033305236_IMG_20190620_131651.jpg

                  Are these for the S16 smd sensors ? If yes, can you please give me a link of where you ordered them ? I couldn't get any, LCSC sold me the sensors but refused to order the lenses for me, and Senba can send them "for free" but with a very high express shipping fee.

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                    @berkseo said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

                    0_1561033280108_IMG_20190620_125151.jpg
                    0_1561033305236_IMG_20190620_131651.jpg

                    Are these for the S16 smd sensors ? If yes, can you please give me a link of where you ordered them ? I couldn't get any, LCSC sold me the sensors but refused to order the lenses for me, and Senba can send them "for free" but with a very high express shipping fee.

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                    @nca78 said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

                    Are these for the S16 smd sensors ? If yes, can you please give me a link of where you ordered them ? I couldn't get any, LCSC sold me the sensors but refused to order the lenses for me, and Senba can send them "for free" but with a very high express shipping fee.

                    Only through Alibaba (not aliexpress) at Senba (((

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                    • W waspie

                      thanks guys, i just ordered a few :)
                      @berkseo i was searching for buck/boost converters and found TPS61098 which when i searched for turned up on one of you designs :)

                      what i can't figure out just yet is how to wire it up for our application. can you shed any light on that, please?

                      well, i think i may have sorted it.... GND and MODE to ground. VSUB is 3.3 (or 3v if i do the 61098) out (not being used in this application?).

                      SW inductor, vin of course, and vmain is the output for the mcu i think

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                      @waspie
                      TPS610981DSE, see table in datasheet, paragraph 5
                      I use the schema from the datasheet, paragraph 9.2.2

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                        I would like to find an available pir sensor powered by 1.8 V :(

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                        • berkseoB berkseo

                          I would like to find an available pir sensor powered by 1.8 V :(

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                          @berkseo said in 💬 nrf52832 PIR:

                          I would like to find an available pir sensor powered by 1.8 V

                          yeah, that'd be nice

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                            5 months and voltage still holding decently high
                            /77/28/1/0/38 2.964

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