Doze: CPU and Peripherals Running
at Different Cycle Rates (typically CPU is lower)
Idle: CPU Halted While
Peripherals Operate
Sleep:
Lowest power
consumption
Reduced system electrical
noise while performing ADC conversions
Peripheral Module Disable (PMD):
Ability to selectively disable hardware modules to minimize active power
consumption of unused peripherals
Analog Peripheral Manager:
Can be used to optimize power consumption in applications that use
analog peripherals by switching them on and off as needed, core
independently using dedicated timer resources
Low Power Mode Features:
Sleep:
< 900 nA
typical @ 3V/25°C (WDT enabled)
< 600 nA
typical @ 3V/25°C (WDT disabled)
Operating Current:
48 µA typical @
32 kHz, 3V/25°C
< 1 mA typical
@ 4 MHz, 5V/25°C
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