Revpi Connect 5 Temperature

[Ibrahimma]

Hello, I have Revpi Connecct 5 and I running program python for weighing and publish data to server using WIFI.

But when we checked CPU temperature is little too High from datasheet, 73,8 C.
After that, we disable program python and after 1 hour with no program running, the temperature is still too high 62,2 C.

is this condition normal? If there is tips for me to reduce the The CPU's Temperature?
Thanks You

[Ibrahimma]

This is the temperature Revpi when 1 hour running program :

After disable program and restart revpi:

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[nicolaiB]

Hi

I think you're mixing up environment temperature with cpu temperature. The cpu temperatures you're reporting are ok.

Nicolai

[Ibrahimma]

Hello nicolaiB,

Is it ok if the CPU temperature reaches 70? or is there any suggestion to reduce the temperature?

Thank You

[Ibrahimma]

This is the update in my case:

The Program in Revpi Connect 5 just weighting and publish via wifi and this is the CPU temperature:

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in Datasheet Revpi Connect 5 says the Approved temperature is -25 C ..... +60 C.

If you say the temperature is okay. what is the Real maximum Temperature of Revpi Connect 5 if we don't want to lose performance?

Thankyou

[Ibrahimma]

Hello nicolaiB,

can we get the range of temperature for the CPU that we can say its normal or not?

Thank You.

[nicolaiB]

All Raspberry Pi models perform a degree of thermal management to avoid overheating under heavy load. The SoCs have an internal temperature sensor, which software on the GPU polls to ensure that temperatures do not exceed a limit which we define as 85°C on all models. It is possible to set this to a lower value, but not to a higher one. As the device approaches the limit, various frequencies and sometimes voltages used on the chip (Arm, GPU) are reduced. This reduces the amount of heat generated, keeping the temperature under control.

When the core temperature is between 80°C and 85°C, the Arm cores will be progressively throttled back. If the temperature reaches 85°C, both the Arm cores and the GPU will be throttled back.

See https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentati ... al-control

Hope this helps.