Difference between revisions of "SparkFun Wake on Shake (Q743272)"
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2021-01-19T00:00:00-05:00
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MIT
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Electronics
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auto
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CERN
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CC BY-SA
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https://spdx.org/licenses/CERN-OHL-1.2
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The Wake-on-Shake, based on a concept by Nitzan Gadish of Analog Devices, combines the ATTiny2313A with the ADXL362 low-power MEMS accelerometer to cut power to your project for long periods of time, all the while waiting for a shake or a bump and sipping 2uA @ 3.7V! With power consumption that low, the limiting factor for lifespan in most devices will be aging-related self-discharge of the batteries.
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oshwa.org
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en
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United States of America
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SparkFun Electronics
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certification.oshwa.org
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v11
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