An example power consumption of a standard cheap BT module is
RX Supply Current - 30mA
TX Supply Current - 40mA
Sleep Current - 1mA
Based on this if the module is seeking to pair (not yet connected as phone not in range) is it considered to be in "sleep" mode and only using 1mA or because its sending out a pairing request its classified as TX?
Trying to clarify at what stage of the process uses what amount of power.
Thanks
RX Supply Current - 30mA
TX Supply Current - 40mA
Sleep Current - 1mA
Based on this if the module is seeking to pair (not yet connected as phone not in range) is it considered to be in "sleep" mode and only using 1mA or because its sending out a pairing request its classified as TX?
Trying to clarify at what stage of the process uses what amount of power.
Thanks