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#245 Deep-Sleep Current: Which is better? µCurrent or Current Ranger? (ESP32, ESP8266)

Name: #245 Deep-Sleep Current: Which is better? µCurrent or Current Ranger? (ESP32, ESP8266)
Channel: Andreas Spiess
Description: Andreas Spiess's video is pointed to when people need to measure very small currents, particularly when checking the sleep consumption of ESP boards.

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Why people recommend it

Andreas Spiess's video is pointed to when people need to measure very small currents, particularly when checking the sleep consumption of ESP boards.

Watch for: Battery-powered microcontroller builders

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Why people recommend it

If you liked this

#386 How to measure low Currents for ESP/Arduino? Power Profiler, Otii, µCurrent Gold, Joulescope

#387 Test of Battery operated ESP32 Boards (Olimex, TinyPICO, EzSBC, TTGO)

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