@m26872 said in Encapsulated transformers instead of traditional switching power supplies like Hi-Link:
for me the sunny season is too short.
I havn't yet tried to use solar batteries in winter so maybe I have the same problems (despite the fact that I'm living 3 degrees south of you), but I have backup solution for very cloudy winter days - regular battery charger.
XC6190 is a voltage detector (1.47v trigger voltage) with what it claims is just a 10na quiescent current. Sounds pretty good to me:
https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/760/XC6190-837296.pdf
@Nick-Willis - yes I did, and when I used the new driver everything compiled and the node started, but I got a strange serial log message saying radio = 0 (not radio failed) or something.
@YuryPol as far as I know, all licenses require some form of documentation. In all cases I know of, this is documented with the license or on the licenses official site.
Looks useful. It would be helpful if you included a sample arduino sketch, or similar documentation/description, to demonstrate its features and how to hook it up and use it. For instance, similar to what Adafruit or Sparkfun do with their boards.
