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What is the maximum power draw of the Nano ? #34
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Hello aussetg, |
Hi, |
@RyanC1681 Is your powerbank really able to provide 3.1 A total? Most powerbanks I've found that fit the provided chassis have two outputs but a maximum combined output of 2.1-2.4 A. I found a powerbank that has a USB C output with Quick Charge 3.0 can provide more, but then I ran into the problem of the QC 3.0 protocol needing to be implemented by whatever device is connected to that. |
@RyanC1681 I've found that the Nano requires from 0.5-1.5 A of current. During boot up it doesn't seem to go over 1 A, and around 1.5 is peak during object detection, but maybe it peaks a bit higher and my USB power meter wasn't fast enough to spot it. The driver depends on how fast you run the motors, when I set one to 0.9 and the other to 0.75, I was getting around 1.5 A locked motor current, but around 0.5 A free spinning. So ideally we should have 3 A total available, but it's not a constant current requirement. EDIT: I am running the Nano at half power, so that might be why it boots just fine on 1 A. |
The battery in the BOM is NOW available in the UK via Amazon after discussions with Topstar (INIU) Edited: Removed. see blog http://andysworld.org.uk/2019/05/25/all-the-parts-have-now-arrived-for-my-project-which-is-a/ |
@einsteinagogo CC: @tokk-nv |
Is 15w enough ? Or should you prepare for 20w ?
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