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by drensberger
1222 days ago
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It's possible to use the RP2040 in a low power way if you're specifically code it to do so, no? It should be able to consume as little as 1.3mA in sleep state, so if you had an application with a loop that did something like read a sensor and send out a bluetooth or wifi signal, then sleep for 15 minutes, I think a few AAA batteries could power it for months, no? https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/124951/raspb... |
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