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I have a project where I'm trying find sources of unexpected power consumption on the board. I want to make sure that I know how much power is being consumed by the PSoC and how much is being consumed by other components. If I erase the flash on a PSoC 5LP, is it reasonable to assume that its power draw would be 0 (or, say, less than 1mA)?
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Emmm...Erasing its Flash may not draw its power consumption less than 1mA...(I'm not very sure, I don't have a tiny kit to test its current).
But you may try "CyPmHibernate()" or "CyPmSleep()" in main.c, setting its put the device into low power mode.
For more details, refer: https://www.cypress.com/documentation/application-notes/an77900-psoc-3-and-psoc-5lp-low-power-modes-...
Thanks,
Ryan
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Emmm...Erasing its Flash may not draw its power consumption less than 1mA...(I'm not very sure, I don't have a tiny kit to test its current).
But you may try "CyPmHibernate()" or "CyPmSleep()" in main.c, setting its put the device into low power mode.
For more details, refer: https://www.cypress.com/documentation/application-notes/an77900-psoc-3-and-psoc-5lp-low-power-modes-...
Thanks,
Ryan