Sigfox with STM32WL55: Higher consumption in stop mode than specified in AN5480
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‎2022-01-24 4:13 AM
Hello,
I want to check the low consumption in stop2 mode. I use directly the Sigfox_PushButton example of cubeWL
Page 71/79 of the AN5480 (Rev4 - July 2020) :
I use the X_NUCLEO-LPM01A to measure the consumption in stop mode. With this setup:
I supply the MCU through I_SoC (JP1) (at 3.3V)
I remove JP7 to remove LED5.
I remove STLK jumper (as shown in UM2592 P.22)
I measure : 725uA !!!
How in practice to measure these 2uA ?
Thank you
Best regards
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‎2022-02-07 5:29 AM
Hello @LLr.1​
Great !
-> I don't have 2uA each time.
Yes please try with pull-up on PA2/PA3.
Br
Bruno
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‎2022-02-07 7:10 AM
I tried to pull-up PA2/PA3 on Cube MX:
but I cannot change the "No pull-up..." in "Pull-up". Also, What is the use of this LPUART1 ? It is not used with LoraWan end node
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‎2022-02-07 7:14 AM
Please try changing in the code directly. I will check why CubeMX doesn't want to and report a tool bug if it is the case...
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‎2022-02-07 11:32 PM
@LLr.1​
Please try to pull them up directly in the Code. I will check, but i suspect a CubeMX bug that i will report if it is the case.
BR,
Bruno
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‎2022-02-15 2:41 AM
I cannont see the classic MX_GPIO_Init(); to initialize the pins where I can do that ?
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‎2022-02-16 6:29 AM
I have check there is no bug tool (CubeMX version 6.4.0)In the code it is in HAL_UART_MspInit().
BR,
Bruno
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‎2022-02-16 8:08 AM
Thank you,
but I have always the same behavior
I will try an other board NUCLEO
Best regards
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‎2022-02-16 11:23 PM
Update : it is just a problem with this board, with another board, I have the good current curve.
Thank you

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