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Power consumption does not fit with datasheet information

Gaston
Senior

Hi,

I'm running STM32C011F4U6TR using the LSI (32KHz) in a infinite loop.

Here's the current consumption I see from the STM32CubeMonitor-Power software

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I expect to see around 80uA flat as datasheet shows at page 39

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What could be the reason for the 170uA peaks I see using STM32CubeMonitor?

Gaston

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Gaston
Senior

Solved! I've disconnected the debug probe and run the code without SWD interface. Now it's working as expected

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Thank you,
Gaston

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@Gaston wrote:

I'm running STM32C011F4U6TR using the LSI (32KHz) in a infinite loop.


At these levels, current consumed by the rest of the hardware can easily be significant - even things like capacitor leakage.

Show the code, and details of the hardware:

https://community.st.com/t5/community-guidelines/how-to-write-your-question-to-maximize-your-chances-to-find-a/ta-p/575228

Kraal
Senior III

Also the table specifies that the typical values are expected at 3.0V supply, when you are supplying 3.3V to your uC.

As @Andrew Neil said, any other enabled stuff can contribute. Have you disabled HSI ? Please show us the used source code.

Best regards.

Gaston
Senior

Solved! I've disconnected the debug probe and run the code without SWD interface. Now it's working as expected

Gaston_0-1721746036668.png

Thank you,
Gaston

Yes, having a debug probe connected will certainly affect the current consumption!!