We love the Otii Arc! It is a truly versatile power supply and analyser. Coupled with powerful but easy-to-use software, it is an ideal tool to help study the power draw of your IoT project or device. It can record and display real-time currents, voltages and/or UART logs.
We love the Otii Arc! It is a truly versatile power supply and analyser. Coupled with powerful but easy-to-use software, it is an ideal tool to help study the power draw of your IoT project or device. It can record and display real-time currents, voltages and/or UART logs. It provides nanoamp resolution current measurements with a sample rate of up to 4000 samples per second!
Otii (pronounced like naughty) is handy in all sorts of troubleshooting situations. The Otii truly shines with any device that needs to be designed to sleep for low power and has to run 'a long time' on a battery. The Otii Arc can measure current very accurately over 8 orders of magnitude from tens of nanoamps up to 5 Amps. This means you can measure the sleep current of a board and the peak current draw all in one continuous measurement. Leave the system logging for hours then read the minimum, maximum and average current and power use straight from the oscilloscope-like recording. By linking the Otii Arc to a UART (Serial) pin and/or a GPIO pin, you can immediately see what the current draw was while the code was performing a specific task. Stop guesstimating what your runtime will be and prove it!
One of the features we really love is that you can connect a battery to the Otii Arc. The Otii Arc can then discharge the battery while recording the voltage and current profile. The Otii Arc can then emulate that same battery, time and time again, saving you the trouble of having to replace or recharge the battery between tests. Want to see how your board will perform when connected to a particular LiPo battery? The Otii Arc lets you do exactly that. (Battery discharge, profiling and emulation requires an additional Otii Battery Toolbox licence.)
The Otii Arc has a USB interface to connect to your laptop or computer. It can use USB as its main power source and deliver up to 4.2V to the board under test. Maximum current depends on the USB port but usually between 250mA and 750mA. Connect an external power supply (7.5 - 9 V) and Otii Arc can deliver up to 5.0V at 2.5A continuous, 5A peak! The accompanying software is available for Windows (7 & 10, 64-bit), macOS (High Sierra or later) and Ubuntu (18.04 or later, Intel 64-bit).
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