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I've tried to find the document that specify the type and voltage compatible with WICED Sense but none of them does specifically.
What I know is that CR2032 3.0v works. However, I want it to be rechargeable like LIR2032 but that will be 3.6v.
Anyone try LIR2032 before?
Will 3.6v damage WICED Sense?
Thanks,
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WICED Sense leverages the BCM20737S SIP module.
Per the datasheet for the module: BCM20737S Bluetooth Low Energy SiP Module Technical Reference
The Max Supply Power is 3.63V.
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WICED Sense leverages the BCM20737S SIP module.
Per the datasheet for the module: BCM20737S Bluetooth Low Energy SiP Module Technical Reference
The Max Supply Power is 3.63V.
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I've test WICED Sense with a fully charged LIR2032 rechargeable battery.
My voltmeter tells that it is actually 4.1v (not 3.6v as written on the battery).
However, my WICED Sense works fine on that battery.
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Often the open circuit voltage of a battery will be different from the in-circuit voltage. So a battery may test as 4.1v with nothing attached, but when it's in an actual circuit the voltage will drop to 3.6v. If it's still 4.1v in the circuit then get a new voltmeter or get a new battery.
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Thanks Derek.