[prodc-integration] Normal Sleep Power Consumption High
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We are noticing that the power draw while the chip is in normal sleep is around 13mW (3.95mA @ 3.3V). We are hoping to target the 6 - 8 mW range or better for normal sleep.
By normal sleep, I mean a sleep that retains SRAM contents and will wake up and start executing code from where it left off. Normal sleep is like a deeper WFI where there is no pending interrupt to process. We still want to wake up from normal sleep in a reasonable amount of time to handle incoming TPM communication from the AP (either on I2C or SPI bus).
What we are doing for normal sleep:
- Following programmers guide to enter low power mode
- We configure the
controlto have onlyMAIN_PD_Nset (this gives us 3.95mA draw) - If we set
MAIN_PD_N+USB_CLK_EN_LP+IO_CLK_EN+CORE_CLK_ENwe get 7.8mA as a point of reference.- What do we lose by allowing
USB_CLK_EN_LP,IO_CLK, andCORE_CLKto shutdown during sleep?
- What do we lose by allowing
- We configure the
What else can we try to get the power consumption of normal sleep down to the 6-8 mW range or better?
For another data point: "deep sleep," i.e. sleep that must resume execution from ROM/ROM_EXT, power consumption looks good. It is around 600uW (0.20mA @ 3.33V).
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