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AN86233 - PSoC® 4 Low-Power Modes and Power Reduction Techniques

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AN86233 shows how to use the PSoC 4 low-power modes and features to operate at very low power levels while retaining essential functionality. Major topics include the five power modes, PSoC Creator power management functions, and other power saving techniques and considerations.

AN86233 discusses how to use the PSoC® 4 and PSoC Analog Coprocessor low-power modes and features to operate at very low power levels while retaining essential functionality. Major topics include the five power modes, PSoC Creator™ power management functions, and other power-saving techniques and considerations. Three PSoC Creator example projects are included to demonstrate different aspects of low-power programming.

Introduction

PSoC 4’s low-power modes allow you to reduce overall power consumption while retaining essential functionality, especially when implemented with other power-saving features and techniques.

This application note describes the PSoC 4 low-power modes, provides information on active mode power-saving methods, and discusses other low-power considerations.

Project	Device		PSoC Creator Version		Development Kit CY8CKIT-xxx		Compiler
Project	Architecture	Silicon Revision	V 3.1 CP1 or Higher	V2.2 SP1 or Lower	042 DVK	001 DVK	Keil	GCC	MDK	RVDS
AN86233.zip	PSoC 4	Prod	YES	NO	YES	YES	No	YES	YES	YES

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Related Files

File Title	Language	Size	Last Updated
AN86233 PSoC 4 and PSoC Analog Coprocessor LowPower Modes and Power Reduction Techniques.pdf	English	1.34 MB	07/02/2020
Code_Examples_PC41.zip	English	6.08 MB	05/11/2018
PSoC4_Power_Estimator.xlsx	English	88.56 KB	05/11/2018
AN86233 PSOC 4 and PSOC Analog Coprocessor Low-Power Modes and Power Reduction Techniques (Chinese).pdf	Chinese	1.32 MB	05/28/2020
AN86233 PSoC® 4 Low-Power Modes and Power Reduction Techniques (Japanese).pdf	Japanese	1.75 MB	05/28/2020

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