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Adafruit TPL5111 Low Power Timer Breakout

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Adafruit TPL5111 Low Power Timer Breakout

The Adafruit TPL5111 Low Power Timer Breakout turns any electronics project into a low-power system by periodically toggling an enable pin. Connect it to your project's enable line, and the TPL5111 will handle the rest — setting the enable pin high at configurable intervals from every 100ms to once every 2 hours, then waiting for your project to signal when it's done.

Unlike the TPL5110 which switches power directly, the TPL5111 controls an enable pin — making it ideal for boards that have a dedicated enable or shutdown pin. While your project is disabled, the TPL5111 draws only ~20µA, perfect for battery and solar-powered applications.

Key Features

  • Adjustable Timer – Onboard trim pot sets the interval from 100ms to 2 hours
  • Enable Pin Control – Drives an enable pin high/low rather than switching power directly
  • Ultra-Low Standby Current – ~20µA draw while the project is disabled
  • Done Signal – Your project signals when it's finished so the enable pin can be deasserted
  • Watchdog Behaviour – Automatically resets the device if no Done signal is received
  • Manual Override – Onboard tactile button to manually trigger enable (or wire your own switch)
  • 3V to 5V Input – Compatible with common battery and power supply voltages

TPL5111 vs TPL5110

  • TPL5111 (this board) – Controls an enable pin; best when your board has a dedicated enable or shutdown pin
  • TPL5110 – Connects and disconnects power directly; best when you can break the power input line

How It Works

  • Set the timer interval using the onboard trim pot (or replace with a fixed resistor)
  • Connect VDD to your 3–5V power supply
  • Connect the Enable pin to your project's enable input
  • Connect a GPIO pin from your project to the Done pin
  • In your code, set the Done pin HIGH when your task is complete

Ideal For

  • Battery-powered sensor nodes and data loggers
  • Solar-powered remote monitoring
  • Low-power IoT devices that wake periodically
  • Projects with boards that have enable/shutdown pins

Package Contents

  • 1× Adafruit TPL5111 Low Power Timer Breakout (fully assembled)
  • 1× Header strip (requires soldering)
$12.03
Adafruit TPL5111 Low Power Timer Breakout—
$12.03

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The Adafruit TPL5111 Low Power Timer Breakout turns any electronics project into a low-power system by periodically toggling an enable pin. Connect it to your project's enable line, and the TPL5111 will handle the rest — setting the enable pin high at configurable intervals from every 100ms to once every 2 hours, then waiting for your project to signal when it's done.

Unlike the TPL5110 which switches power directly, the TPL5111 controls an enable pin — making it ideal for boards that have a dedicated enable or shutdown pin. While your project is disabled, the TPL5111 draws only ~20µA, perfect for battery and solar-powered applications.

Key Features

  • Adjustable Timer – Onboard trim pot sets the interval from 100ms to 2 hours
  • Enable Pin Control – Drives an enable pin high/low rather than switching power directly
  • Ultra-Low Standby Current – ~20µA draw while the project is disabled
  • Done Signal – Your project signals when it's finished so the enable pin can be deasserted
  • Watchdog Behaviour – Automatically resets the device if no Done signal is received
  • Manual Override – Onboard tactile button to manually trigger enable (or wire your own switch)
  • 3V to 5V Input – Compatible with common battery and power supply voltages

TPL5111 vs TPL5110

  • TPL5111 (this board) – Controls an enable pin; best when your board has a dedicated enable or shutdown pin
  • TPL5110 – Connects and disconnects power directly; best when you can break the power input line

How It Works

  • Set the timer interval using the onboard trim pot (or replace with a fixed resistor)
  • Connect VDD to your 3–5V power supply
  • Connect the Enable pin to your project's enable input
  • Connect a GPIO pin from your project to the Done pin
  • In your code, set the Done pin HIGH when your task is complete

Ideal For

  • Battery-powered sensor nodes and data loggers
  • Solar-powered remote monitoring
  • Low-power IoT devices that wake periodically
  • Projects with boards that have enable/shutdown pins

Package Contents

  • 1× Adafruit TPL5111 Low Power Timer Breakout (fully assembled)
  • 1× Header strip (requires soldering)