current consumption on ANT and BLE

RE: current consumption on ANT and BLE

Ma Shuyu — Tue, 29 Sep 2015 02:45:24 GMT

thank you very much

RE: current consumption on ANT and BLE

Harrison Chin — Mon, 28 Sep 2015 21:29:58 GMT

0.5 Hz is presently the slowest you may transmit, although if you require lower transmit power then that, your alternatives include transmitting on an on-demand basis (using asynchronous TX mode) to an ANT continuous scanning node, or using a transmit-only channel which disables ANT Coexistence and bi-directional communication.

There is a Nordic distributor in Shenzhen which you may be able to contact called Xuntong Technology (http://xuntong.en.china.cn/).

RE: current consumption on ANT and BLE

Ma Shuyu — Mon, 28 Sep 2015 09:17:07 GMT

thank you,I visit the Power Estimator website link,and get the current comsumption for my design.I have a question wheter the thansmit channal reverse data can lower than 0.5HZ,such as 0.25HZ.And do you have an agent in china,and which company is your agent in china.

RE: current consumption on ANT and BLE

Harrison Chin — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 17:12:11 GMT

You may use the Power Estimator on the ANT Website to estimate the power consumption for ANT, though it does not yet support the nRF52.

RE: current consumption on ANT and BLE

Stefan Birnir Sverrisson — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 15:58:42 GMT

I can estimate BLE current consumption for you for the nRF51 device if you provide the parameters specified in the BLE current consumption guide, both for master and slave. For ANT, the current consumption should be very similar.

If you decide to go for our latest nRF52 chip, then the current consumption is about 50% compared to nRF51