Hi all,
I'm trying to profile the power consumption of the TelosB mote when powered
from USB. I've looked at the schematics of TelosB but I could not figure out
how the DVcc is generated when powered through the USB. In addition, I would
also like to know where is the Vccin (which is fed to diode D
Boy, that's a tough one...I'm not entirely sure without looking up all
the chips but I think when powered by the USB it goes sorta like this:
page 3 top-left "USB Interface"
U22 pin 4 -- power from host -- becomes U_VCC
U25 TC55RP33 -- does some magic to make -- P_DVCC
page 3 top-right "Mote Pow
Michael is correct here: the power from the USB connector U4 (about
5V) goes through a U25 which is a voltage regulator that produces
3.3V. That voltage goes through the diode so that the USB side of the
mote is not reverse-powered when the mote runs on batteries and the
mote is disconnected from
You have any idea why that diode is (or appears to be) a Zener?
And there's a diode-drop issue, isn't there?
Just idle curiosity...
MS
Robert Szewczyk wrote:
Michael is correct here: the power from the USB connector U4 (about
5V) goes through a U25 which is a voltage regulator that produces
3.
Hi Michael,
Actually I believe it was supposed to be a Schottky diode (note the
shape of the bar with those tiny protrusions). What would be the
concern wiht the diode drop -- there is about 0.3V voltage drop across
the diode when the mote is connected to USB (under that scenario,
we're not neces
At this point I feel I should fall back on "magic" as an answer...
I have, occasionally and accidentally, powered MOS circuits
through input lines. Maybe there's enough leakage.
MS
xi zhang wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. However, when I remove the D22 diode, the LEDs
still blink when powered
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. However, when I remove the D22 diode, the LEDs still
blink when powered through USB. Why is that so?
Best Regards,
Xi
2007/9/27, Michael Schippling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Boy, that's a tough one...I'm not entirely sure without looking up all
> the chips but I think wh