I am facing an issue about using CMOS battery for NRF52832. I hope this CMOS battery can serve mcu (in low power mode) for at least 1 year. In low power mode, I just want to run an RTC. Can this be possible?
I am facing an issue about using CMOS battery for NRF52832. I hope this CMOS battery can serve mcu (in low power mode) for at least 1 year. In low power mode, I just want to run an RTC. Can this be possible?
In accordance to the operating voltage of 1.8V to 3.6V your CMOS Battery is well in that zone and it should be able to pull out a year. But the question is which battery are you intending to use? CR2032? That has a capacity of 225mAh.
In accordance to the operating voltage of 1.8V to 3.6V your CMOS Battery is well in that zone and it should be able to pull out a year. But the question is which battery are you intending to use? CR2032? That has a capacity of 225mAh.
Yes, I am intending to use CR2032. How can I power NRF52832 by battery? Just connect it to VDD?
VDD and GND, you can directly connect nRF52832 to the CR2032 Cell (which is rated at 3V). Keep LED link as a debugging feature to know it turned on initially.
How can I keep RTC running when external power is disconnected?
I think I could detect VDD under 3.3V and disable all other module but RTC.