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Hey guys. We have encapsulated approx. 25 TIDA 00489 modules with resin (I currently do not know the exact name of the resin, if you need it let me know). The TIDA modules were placed into some prototype 3D print housing and afterwards encapsulated to use them outdoor and protect them from humidity and other aggressive gases which could degrade the electronics over time. The only part visible from outside the chassis is the lens.
However, right after the encapsulation, the sensors started to detect non existing movements. The sensors were lying in boxes, completely isolated from the environment, so the resin could harden. There were definitely now movements or quick external heat variations triggering a signal, but after 5 mins the sensors detected 100 - 15,000 movements. Sometimes more, sometimes less. Only two sensors were still working the way they should. We have waited now for approx. 2 weeks but still only slight better behavior of the sensors.
Summary: After encapsulation, the sensors detect movements although there are definitely no movements. Only 2 out of 25 still work. 1 sensor even stopped completely to detect any movement at all.
Question: Do you have any experience, how a resin, which purpose is encapsulating electronics could cause such a behavior? Could you give us some advice what kind of resin to use in the future for sub GHz applications outdoor?
