SWRA659A March 2020 – June 2020 CC3100 , CC3100MOD , CC3200 , CC3200MOD
The Power Profiles use cases combine various power state to emulate the behavior of a real application in an end product. This section describes how to emulate, optimize, and measure such profiles. We will focus on these three main profiles:
End product's applications have various power requirements, which drive the duration of the active states and inactive periods. The system's latency, or the response time, is another common requirement, which focuses on how fast a device can wake up from inactive mode and be fully functional. Thus, it is important to architect multiple low power inactive modes depending upon all the possible use cases of the end product. In other words, the low power mode used in the system is determined by the end product's application properties.
Follow the steps mentioned in the Current Measurement for Profiles and Active States section, in order to measure the average current consumption, for each of these profiles.