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HomeCEC ArchiveCEC Semester Three 2013Getting the Most out of Low-Power MCUsJan 15 - Part 2. Low-Power Modes in Detail

Jan 15 - Part 2. Low-Power Modes in Detail

Effective use of the low-power modes (like Sleep, Stop, Snooze, and Standby) in modern MCUs is one of the most important ways to achieve the most power-efficient design. Knowing when and how to use these modes requires a detailed look at the advantages and disadvantages of these capabilities.
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Effective use of the low-power modes (like Sleep, Stop, Snooze, and Standby) in modern MCUs is one of the most important ways to achieve the most power-efficient design. Knowing when and how to use these modes requires a detailed look at the advantages and disadvantages of these capabilities.

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