Thank you very much for the clarification ESP_Sprite. Just to make sure I understand, in order to measure the current of the ESP32-H2, I must use the J5 pin and I must power it at 3.3 volts? And this is the only way to properly measure the current of the device? I just want to ask to double check my...

I greatly appreciate your reply ESP_Sprite. I just have one more question. I understand that if I pull out the J5 pin, I must use 3.3 volts. But I want to ask about the case of 5 volts. I was initially doing my measurements at 5 volts with the J5 header inside, but this made me get wrong results. Ho...

Hello ESP_Sprite, I greatly appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions, and for clarifying what the J5 pin does. At the same time, I have two follow-up questions. My first question I would like to ask is, given the quote from https://docs.espressif.com/projects/espressif-esp-dev-kits/en/l...

Hello everyone, My goal is to measure the energy consumption of my ESP32-H2 DevKit when running the OpenThread deep sleep example program given on ESP-IDF: https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/tree/master/examples/openthread/ot_sleepy_device/deep_sleep . In order to do so, I am using the Power Profi...

Hello everyone, I would like to get an ESP32-H2 to run as an OpenThread Synchronized Sleepy End Device (SSED). However, and to the best of my knowledge, there does not seem to be any examples on ESP-IDF on how to create a SSED; there is only an example on how to create a SED (a not synchronized slee...

After doing further research, I believe I have found how the TX power can be modified. I am posting my findings as a reply in the event that anyone else had similar questions about setting the OpenThread 802.15.4 TX Power in the near future. To the best of my understanding, the responsibility of set...

Hello everyone, I am a college student who is currently working on a class project where I need run experiments to analyze the power consumption of ESP32-H2 microcontrollers running OpenThread. According to the page 35 of the ESP32-H2 datasheet*, the MCU is able to run 802.15.4 TX at 20 dBm, 9 dBm, ...