Hello
I have developped a custom board embedding a WROVER-B module. In Deep sleep mode, it consumes approx 500 microAmps. But I cannot use deep sleep nor light sleep mode in my application since I will need to activate BLE to be in permanent scanning mode.
So far my application is consuming 20mA while doing nothing (i.e. all the tasks are blocked, wifi is off, bluetooth is off) while I would expect something like 1mA or 2mA. I have configured the clock @80MHz and configured Freertos for using a single core.
What is the lowest power consumption that is achievable without using light sleep or deep sleep mode ?
Is there a sample code somewere that I could check ?
Many thanks
Thierry
Achieving low power consumption with Freertos
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Re: Achieving low power consumption with Freertos
If you use automatic light sleep then maybe a few milliamps with a sleepy Bluetooth device but for an always on scanner you can't.
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Re: Achieving low power consumption with Freertos
ok super,
So, without any bluetooth, I should be able to achieve a few mA instead of 20mA with automatic light sleep and freertos ?
is there an example with automatic light sleep somewhere that I could use as a starting poing ?
any thanks,
Thierry
So, without any bluetooth, I should be able to achieve a few mA instead of 20mA with automatic light sleep and freertos ?
is there an example with automatic light sleep somewhere that I could use as a starting poing ?
any thanks,
Thierry
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