2025-07-18 4:40 AM
Good day folks!
I trust you are well.
Do you know where I can find the example that was used to take the VENC power measurements as outlined on this Wiki page ?
I can't seem to find it under the Applications and Examples in the STM32CubeN6 v1.2.0
Specifically I want to see how the part was configured to support the 1080p resolution.
Warm regards
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2025-07-21 5:38 AM
Hello,
We do not plan to deliver the exact application used to perform the power consumption measurements.
It is a generic application with too many dependencies and complexities for us to provide support.
However, we have reworked the RTSP_Server application to make it easier to modify the configuration, particularly for resolutions (e.g., support for 1080p).
It should be available shortly.
For low-power use cases, it will then be necessary to adjust the peripherals according to the exact desired use case.
This includes adjusting the clocks, entering sleep mode when the operating system is idle, and switching off unused peripherals (e.g., UART, NOR, GPIOs, etc.).
Best Regards,
Daniel
2025-07-21 5:38 AM
Hello,
We do not plan to deliver the exact application used to perform the power consumption measurements.
It is a generic application with too many dependencies and complexities for us to provide support.
However, we have reworked the RTSP_Server application to make it easier to modify the configuration, particularly for resolutions (e.g., support for 1080p).
It should be available shortly.
For low-power use cases, it will then be necessary to adjust the peripherals according to the exact desired use case.
This includes adjusting the clocks, entering sleep mode when the operating system is idle, and switching off unused peripherals (e.g., UART, NOR, GPIOs, etc.).
Best Regards,
Daniel
2025-07-21 10:18 PM
Thank you @DanielS for your feedback.
Adding the 1080p support would be great, thank you.
Specifically how to manage the memory around buffering the camera frames in External memory, or using the "Slices".
I look forward to seeing this, and I know it will be helpful.
Kind regards,