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[request] Allow deep sleep modes #28

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lboue opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 7 comments
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[request] Allow deep sleep modes #28

lboue opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 7 comments
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@lboue
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lboue commented Feb 26, 2024

Hello,

Is it possible to use the board in deep sleep mode with a battery?

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@silabs-bozont
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silabs-bozont commented Mar 3, 2024

Hello lboue,
The deep sleep modes provided by the GSDK are already available: https://docs.silabs.com/gecko-platform/latest/platform-service-power-manager-overview/
In the future we're planning to add support for the Arduino Low Power library as well.

@silabs-bozont silabs-bozont self-assigned this Mar 3, 2024
@lboue lboue changed the title [Feature request] Is it possible to use a deep sleep mode? [request] Is it possible to use a deep sleep mode? May 7, 2024
@lboue lboue changed the title [request] Is it possible to use a deep sleep mode? [request] Allow deep sleep modes May 7, 2024
@LorbusChris
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Since it's related: I've added an example for battery percent reporting via Matter here: #51

Looking forward to the low power lib support :)

@miroslavpetrov
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@silabs-bozont Would you care to share an example on how to implement deep sleep using GSDK in Arduino?

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silabs-bozont commented May 29, 2024

Hello @miroslavpetrov,
The current version already has the Power Manager SDK component in place, so you're able to harness it and go to a low power mode.
https://docs.silabs.com/gecko-platform/4.3/platform-service-power-manager-overview/
The easiest way to go to a low power mode is to block the user OS task (the core runs on FreeRTOS underneath).
You can block your task by waiting for a mutex/semaphore/queue - or also by calling delay().
When the OS is running the idle task the Power Manager will automatically put the device in the lowest possible sleep mode.
It's also advised to turn off peripherals (Serial, Wire, SPI) to allow lower sleep modes.
Note, that if you're using a radio stack then it can (and will) periodically wake the MCU.

ArduinoLowPower library support is under development and should be available in the next version which will take care of these for you, but in the meantime you can achieve similar power savings with the tips above.

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lboue commented Jul 5, 2024

ArduinoLowPower library support is under development and should be available in the next version which will take care of these for you, but in the meantime you can achieve similar power savings with the tips above.

Hello @silabs-bozont

Will you be releasing the new version soon with ArduinoLowPower support?

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Hello @lboue,
ArduinoLowPower support is now available with 2.1.0.
See: https://github.com/SiliconLabs/arduino/tree/main/libraries/ArduinoLowPower

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lboue commented Aug 1, 2024

Thanks @silabs-bozont

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