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bad voltage regulator #1
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Hi nestorayuso, But you are right, it is insufficient for SX1301, I'll change the 1.8v power rail design to step-down next version. Thanks for the comment. |
For testing may be you can use dual output DC/DC step down like that, Not sure of quality but may be testing worth it. |
Hi hallard, This is the Log of util_pkt_logger: lgw_connect:524: INFO: no FPGA detected or version not supported (v0) |
Any progress? 550mA is when SX1301 is full running (8 MultiSF + LoRa + FSK receivers enabled), until not enabled 80mA can be a good value. About PLL lock, |
133Mhz and 32Mhz are both running, I can see both osc are working, alsothe 32Mhz output from SX1255 to SX1301, seems OK |
Hi Will, this is very interesting board, we are working on design air quality sensors project based on Lora, but we doing the node with Microchip RN2903/2483, and have some productions released, maybe we can have some corporation in future :) |
Hi yuqian08 , |
I've change 1.8V power reg to step-down, problem seems to be solved. |
Hi,
I see in your schematic you are using a XC6204 voltage regulators for 1.8 and 3.3 outputs from a 5v source.
This regulator has only 150mA max output current. This is insufficient.
SX1301 need 550mA typ, 750mA max @ 1.8v and 5mA typ, 10mA max @ 3.3v.
Even if you put a bigger LDO with 1A or more, the LDO will get very very hot, it will dissipate (5-1.8)*0.55= 1.76W of energy in hot.
I recommend to use a (step-down, DCDC converter...) switching regulator not linear regulator.
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