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Hi, I am working on an IOT project where I need to wire to the mains 30-250 sensors that operate at 3.7 or 5V and consume about 50-150mW. I have tried looking everywhere but I have not been able to find a solution. The option of designing my own power distribution board has crossed my mind but this needs to get certified if I want it in production. Are there any off the shelf certified components? Only things I can find are quad copter boards. Thank you very much for your help in advance! |
February 04, 2019 |
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To get rational answers for this you will have to include some sort of system specification. Do you want a design for 50 or 150 sensors? Is the design loading to be 50mw per sensor, or 150mw per sensor or 50mw total or 150mw total? Is the design to be for two circuits, one at 3.7v and one at 5v or something else? |
February 09, 2019 |
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