could you elaborate more?
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yes. it could happen depending on what the impedance is at that point. the transceiver is not designed to work under such conditions. Imagine the power amplifier trying to pump 20 dBm of power into a low impedance, and since power is current^2 x R, and R is very small, the current would have to incr...

antennas are a huge part of it. you have to consider the following factors: 1. are you putting the module in the right way? e.g. if there is a ground plane covering the module's antenna, it will not only short out the signals, but also cause distortion, possibly making most of the signal indeciphera...

could try running it and see what pops up. but how about just reinstalling the image to whatever that you want.

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hey Rudi, let me look into this and get back ASAP!

the ADC is 12-bit. but it could be affected by:
1. ground bounce due to power amplifier,
2. missing decoupling capacitors, and
3. insufficient settling time.

In terms of power consumption if you are using ESP-NOW and backing off in terms of power, i.e. transmit 0dBm, i think you would get similar performance as Bluetooth. Although, the transmission occupies a large bandwidth, but the transmission time is much shorter. It might be good enough. In short, y...