Smart Lock Reference Design: Extended Battery Life

This document presents a reference design by Texas Instruments for a smart lock system engineered for exceptional battery longevity. Addressing the common challenge of rapid battery drain in wireless smart locks, this design focuses on achieving over five years of operation using standard AA batteries.

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