3D Enclosure from Derusha Digital Design!
Find Derusha Digital Design here and the STL files here.
Embedded Muse / Jack Ganssle Review
Jack did a great review on the BattLab-One. You can find it here:
New version of BattLab-One Posted
New BattLab-One application version posted on Github!
Version 1.0.6.
New video on ESP32 sleep modes
Just published a new video showing the battery life impact of Deep Sleep vs. Light Sleep modes for the ESP 32
Finished Product!
The completed BattLab-One! Capable of capturing uAmps to 500 Milliamps current profiles. It enables you to determine battery life and do what-if analysis on your battery powered (IOT) projects.
Added Trigger input
Adding the BNC trigger input (shown at right) caused a complete redesign of the board. The BattLab-One can trigger from a 3 – 5 volt input on a rising edge. It will stop capturing current on the falling edge.
Added USB Isolation
Added both data (i2c) and power USB isolation since the BattLab-One is powered by USB.
Software / firmware development
The application runs on a PC, written in Python. Firmware for the MSP430 was written in C. Checkout my github site for the code and schematics.
