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Offline Rishles69@Topic starter

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how can i control the power of modules connected to esp32?
« on: March 21, 2024, 10:41:23 am »
so i recently started a wearable project where there are like 7-8 modules in it. I don't need these modules working together and i only need to use 3-4 modules at a time to save power (battery has only 500mah) and switch off the other modules which are not in use. The modules i use are:- ESP32C3 xiao, 2x MCP23017-E/SO MICROCHIP I/O Expander, 16 bit (to increase more pins and control 17 leds and 4 touch switches), SSD1327 oled, bmp180 sensor, max30102, mpu6050, hmc5883l, sd card module, vibration motor module, ATGM336h gps module. Im thinking of using a transistor or mosfet but what and which transistor should i use? and what is the program for it when i control i through the i/o expander?
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Offline aliarifat794

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Re: how can i control the power of modules connected to esp32?
« Reply #1 on: March 23, 2024, 10:27:28 am »
 For your application, MOSFETs might be more suitable due to their lower power consumption.
 


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