I am impressed that you can drive RS-232 at ONE uA. Richard --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Owen Mooney <ojm@s...> wrote: > Previous posts on this site by Robert (Philips Apps) indicated a power > down current for the LPC2138 of about > 50 uA in addtion to a RTC current of 20 uA. > > The data sheet "LPC2131_32_34_36_38_2.pdf" revison 20050516 indicates > 60 uA Typ, 500uA max at 85degrees > > I would really like to know how to achieve this because the best I have > achieved is 700 uA. This is with just a micro + Xtals + caps + a > RS232 converter circuit measured at 1 uA > > I have based my design decision about this consumption - If it can't be > achieved I need to find another micro, buy tools and re-layout!!!!!. > > I am not the only person to find this. Correspondence with another group > member below. > > Any information would be most welcome > > Owen Mooney > > Correspondence: > ------------------------------------------ > Hi "relentless_6995" > > I am mailing you because you put a post on the LPC2000 group > > I am trying to put a LPC2138 into power down mode, but I am getting 700 > micramps > consumption. I've done the obvious things: put unused ports as outputs > to prevent parasitics > checked the uart circuit (less that 1 uA) the only other things on the > board are the 2 xtals and their caps! > > What power consumption did you get? and any hints? > > Thanks > > Owen Mooney > ------------------------------------------ > > Owen, > > Well that's curious - cause I also was able to only get down to 700uA as > well. I stopped at that point cause that will probably be okay for this app > but that is a lot higher than I expected. I do not have the RTC powered as > you might (you mentioned 2 xtals). I also hunted for floating inputs. > Powered down all the peripherals (though that seemed to make no difference). > Not sure what to try next. > > I really would like to know what it "should be". > > Can you copy our text so far to the group? Perhaps we could get further > along. > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > Bob Destremps
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Re: LPC2138 supply current in power down (attn please Phillips Apps)
2005-06-08 by Richard
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