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Sim300 - 0.4A to 2A burst

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Im trying to find some help with a sim300

I think it needs to accept burst up to 2A. I have another device that it attaches to but that only outputs 0.4A. I need to be able to send SMS message

Is there a way to up the 0.4A to 2A so the device can work properly

this is the info i got from another topic

"Your power supply MUST be able to supply 2A spikes for several milliseconds (I think 2 or 3ms)."

Thanks for your help
 

A current transformer would suffice. take care to impedance match.
 

Would you be able to provide me a company that sells them. Also it can't be a large unit.. Needs to be small. Do they have units that are really small
 

wozney said:
I have another device that it attaches to but that only outputs 0.4A.
What "device" do you have that outputs 0.4A? Typically, if you connect a large (>2,000uF) capacitor directly to the power pin of the SIM300 that will provide enough current for the 'bursts'. You should also have a 0.1uF cap on that pin.
 

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