I want to see if I can convert the watch to "solar" power,
by adding Vishay Photodiode "BPW34" (https://www.vishay.com/docs/81521/bpw34.pdf)
in the corners (left/right to GPS module, and same on bottom)
According to website, the power consumption:
( https://www.espruino.com/Bangle.js#power-consumption)
is "100% CPU usage running JavaScript - 7mA",
and from what I found, this about the same as one Photodiode produces in full sun light,
so theoretically, it looks possible.
Does anybody know if this is possible regarding the circuit, or any limitations ?
Also space-wise, I was searching to see if the files of the case and inner frame models, are available anywhere for 3D printing, but couldn't find it, are they available ?
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Hi,
I want to see if I can convert the watch to "solar" power,
by adding Vishay Photodiode "BPW34" (https://www.vishay.com/docs/81521/bpw34.pdf)
in the corners (left/right to GPS module, and same on bottom)
According to website, the power consumption:
( https://www.espruino.com/Bangle.js#power-consumption)
is "100% CPU usage running JavaScript - 7mA",
and from what I found, this about the same as one Photodiode produces in full sun light,
so theoretically, it looks possible.
Does anybody know if this is possible regarding the circuit, or any limitations ?
Also space-wise, I was searching to see if the files of the case and inner frame models, are available anywhere for 3D printing, but couldn't find it, are they available ?
Thanks for your help,
Si.