If vTaskDelay is called,will esp32 enters the modem sleep state?

roctwo
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If vTaskDelay is called,will esp32 enters the modem sleep state?

Postby roctwo » Wed May 17, 2017 12:03 pm

If vTaskDelay is called,will esp32 enters the modem sleep state during vTaskdelay's period?

WiFive
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Re: If vTaskDelay is called,will esp32 enters the modem sleep state?

Postby WiFive » Wed May 17, 2017 1:21 pm

Modem sleep should work when radio is not needed regardless of whether task is paused. What type of context the actual switching in/out of modem sleep uses is another question, probably interrupt + preempt. For light sleep, that should occur when task is paused assuming other conditions ok but I don't think it is implemented yet.

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Re: If vTaskDelay is called,will esp32 enters the modem sleep state?

Postby madscientist_42 » Wed May 17, 2017 7:01 pm

WiFive wrote:Modem sleep should work when radio is not needed regardless of whether task is paused. What type of context the actual switching in/out of modem sleep uses is another question, probably interrupt + preempt. For light sleep, that should occur when task is paused assuming other conditions ok but I don't think it is implemented yet.
Based on a conversation in another thread, I don't think, I know. The best you can realistically hope for right now is idle-sleep of the CPU cores with vTaskDelay(s) or putting the whole SoC under Deep Sleep (which has it's own drawbacks).

While the chip's quite capable of long-endurance battery operations, the IDF (and probably every other RTOS built...and there's several now...) isn't there yet- because they're still getting base functionality fully up.

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