Theory of Ops

FCC ID: 2AUCI-A

Operational Description

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August 19, 2019
JAET2L Holdings LLC
JAET2L Accelerometer Sensor

Theory of Operations
Overview
The JAET2L accelerometer sensor couples an ST accelerometer IC (part number LIS2HH12) with a Nordic
Bluetooth Low Energy SOC (part number nRF52810). The Nordic SOC collects data from the
accelerometer and the data is made available via the Bluetooth protocol.

Hardware
The system consists of one PCBA housed in a plastic case. The PCBA is two layers. There are no user
inputs. There is one LED used to indicate system status to the user.

Power
The system is powered by a 3V CR2032 coin cell. Maximum power consumption by the radio is 4.6mA.
Maximum power consumption of the board is 7.0mA (LED on and radio on). The Nordic SOC is only
enabled when motion is detected. After motion ceases, the Nordic SOC is turned off. The battery life is
1 to 3 months.

Ground
The PCBA includes a ground plane on the bottom copper layer.

Antenna
The PCBA includes a trace antenna as part of the top copper layer. There is no ability to attach an
additional internal or external antenna.

Radio
The Nordic SOC includes the radio and Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 software (Stack). Radio output level is
set to 0dBm. Refer to the included Nordic product specification for more information on the Nordic
SOC. The Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 protocol is defined by the Bluetooth SIG. More information on the
Bluetooth protocol is available at http://www.bluetooth.com

Tune Up Procedure
The Nordic SOC is self tuning. No tune up procedure is available or required.

System Level Block Diagram

                                                      Nordic SOC
                         PCBA Trace
                                                    Bluetooth Low               Accelerometer
                          Antenna
                                                      Energy 5.0



Document Created: 2019-08-19 16:24:30
Document Modified: 2019-08-19 16:24:30

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