DeepSleep dev.board is a board with the minimum required circuitry for stable operation and startup. It is designed for testing and developing battery-powered devices.
In the world of Internet of Things (IoT) and embedded systems, one of the most pressing challenges is achieving long battery life while using powerful microcontrollers. Many off-the-shelf development boards, while convenient for rapid prototyping, often include components such as USB-UART converters, indicator LEDs, or complex voltage regulators that consume significant quiescent current. This makes them unsuitable for truly low-power battery-powered applications.
Meet the DeepSleep dev.board — a board designed as a direct solution to this problem. The core idea was to create a development board with the minimal necessary set of components for normal and stable controller operation. This board is specifically designed for debugging ultra-low power consumption devices powered by batteries. Its specialized approach makes it an indispensable tool for developers where every microampere of consumed current directly affects device lifespan.
The board consumes a minimal amount of standby current. All voltage regulators, LED indicators, and firmware upload chips have been removed, allowing for maximum power savings—down to 5 µA in hibernate mode.
Documentation (micropowercore.com)
Schematics (micropowercore.com)
Ships from Germany. Shipping rates: Germany EUR 3.90 (2-5 days), Europe EUR 5.90 (3-13 days), USA EUR 12.90 (10-15 days), Australia / Canada / Hong Kong / India / Japan / New Zealand / Singapore / South Korea / Taiwan EUR 6.90 (3-13 days), rest of world EUR 8.00 (14-18 days). Delivery times are estimates and do not include customs handling. The boards are small: several of them ship in one package at no extra shipping cost.