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I'm trying to understand the difference between the IO current, and the battery current.
I have a RPi 3B+ that consumes 410 mA when in idle (measured with an amp meter)
I have then plugged the pijuice module, with the BP7X battery.
When not in charge, I can read :
from the pijuice_cli : GPIO power input : 5.062V, 1.52A (actually oscillates between 1.3 and 1.8A)
from the python API : pj.status.GetBatteryCurrent() = 486 mA
When in charge :
The power source (read via amp meter) gives 1.42A
from the pijuice_cli : GPIO power input : 5.062V, 1.49A (actually oscillates between 1.3 and 1.9A)
from the python API : pj.status.GetBatteryCurrent() = -487 mA
If, when not in charge, battery current indicates 486 mA (which is roughly what the RPi consumes), why does IO current indicates ~1.5A ?
Thanks in advance :-)
PS : Firmware and software are up to date (1.6 & 1.8)
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Hi,
I'm trying to understand the difference between the IO current, and the battery current.
I have a RPi 3B+ that consumes 410 mA when in idle (measured with an amp meter)
I have then plugged the pijuice module, with the BP7X battery.
When not in charge, I can read :
When in charge :
If, when not in charge, battery current indicates 486 mA (which is roughly what the RPi consumes), why does IO current indicates ~1.5A ?
Thanks in advance :-)
PS : Firmware and software are up to date (1.6 & 1.8)
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