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Use more efficient mode for STM32L4XX stop mode#1097
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Hi@angelnu |
Jep, I know (looking forward to it) :-) This patch is independent from the sleep time. I made it specific for the STM32L4 since this is the only device I have that supports STOP2. It would be nice if there would be a define for all platforms with STOP2... I hope I can get the style check to agree so the patch is ready. If you have any other feedback you would like to get here please let me know. |
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Summary
This PR fixes/implements the followingbugs/features
Feature 1
Currently the low power library uses HAL_PWR_EnterSTOPMode for all devices. This does not leverage the stop2 mode which is available in the STM32L4XX. This results in 4,6 uA instead of 1,35 uA in my nucleo_l412kb.
Stop1 is only required when the UART device needs to wake up. So when not used the patch calls HAL_PWREx_EnterSTOP2Mode directly.
Feature 2
When available use the MSI as wake up clock. This avoids starting the HSI which generates a short spike of ca 300 uA until the SystemClock_ConfigFromStop is called.
Validation
Not adding a new sketch since no external APIs are changed by this patch.
Code formatting
Closing issues
NA