Logitech G305 Mouse Data Analysis - Part 5

In this video, we go over the data that was collected using the Saleae Logic Analyzer to understand how the Logitech Hero sensor works. Be sure to check the previous video in the series:

[@DrLIRAAAAAAA]

I wish you would continue this series so that I would get enough insight to design a custom PCB for this mouse.

[@JayconSystems]

We're working to create more content like that soon!

[@bodeneinheit]

Yeah same here, if you dont mind, did you find any other useful resources/or figured out how to do this yourself?

[@DrLIRAAAAAAA]

@@bodeneinheit No I haven't. I just used the PCB with a custom shell.

[@bodeneinheit]

@@DrLIRAAAAAAA alright, thanks for letting me know

[@Brisou394]

Nice!! Hope you will continue. 3389 maybe?

[@yesayadanu]

part 6?

[@ifohancroft]

Will you be continuing the series?

[@ahmedmahmoud2241]

omg this video is amazing
iam actually a student communication engineer and I hope one day to do something like this
excited for the next one

[@JayconSystems]

That's awesome, thank you so much for your support! :)

[@anormes]

Do you know which wireless IC is inside this mouse receiver ?

[@JanusM]

Nice video, maybe i missed it somewhere but do you know how this mouse work with higher voltage in longer term ? I think about installing 3,7v Li-Po battery into it but im not sure how does it work in long term use.

[@ahmedmahmoud2241]

idont think it will work cause it has a boost converter not voltage regulator
to put it on the safe side you could just look for a 1.5 volt battery

[@JanusM]

@@ahmedmahmoud2241 Actualy it does work flawlesly becouse g305 pcb have already build in proper limiter/converter/resistor (i dont realy know name of it in english), my unit is working over half year already with it and dont have any problem (battery + tp4056 charger cost less than 10$).