Tag: Nano 33 IoT
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Nano 33 IoT: Testing with solar power
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My objective was to build a battery powered environment monitoring station using an Arduino. It might be an outdoor weather station tracking temperature, pressure and humidity or something to track indoor temperatures. Long battery life was a primary concern. In a previous article, I investigated how to minimise power demand and select the best combination
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Nano 33 IoT: Testing battery options and low power mode
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In this article, I will describe my attempts to minimise power demand in the Arduino Nano 33 IoT and select the best combination of batteries to use. My objective was to build a battery powered environment monitoring station using an Arduino. This might be an outdoor weather station tracking temperature, pressure and humidity or something
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Selecting the right Arduino board for battery powered operation
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I had a fairly simple objective – to build a battery powered outdoor weather station using an Arduino. The very first step, choosing which Arduino board to use, proved to be more complex than I expected. In fact, the array of parameters in my selection matrix kept growing over time as my knowledge increased during
