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BLE Chip CC2540 : Performing Measurements of Sleep Current

BLE Chip CC2540 : Performing Measurements of Sleep Current

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Wai Luen Chan
Posted by Wai Luen Chan
on Apr 15 2012 22:18 PM
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Hello everyone.

We am conducting the measurement for the BLE chip CC2540 sleep current but facing some difficulties. We am referring on the Application Note AN092 'Measuring Bluetooth Low Energy Power Consumption'  (getliterature.tsp?literatureNumber=swra347&fileType=pdf

The test setup, SW code modification & BTool configuration setting all set properly as per application note. We configure the DUT to have 8s sleep mode via BTool 1.2, but the oscilloscope measurement show it is just about 100ms in sleep mode then turn into connection mode again. Such scenario is making us impossible to read the sleep mode current on the DMM on uA for short moment.

Appreciate if anyone could help on this. Thanks.

CC2540 & Bluetooth Low energy & Sleep Current & BTool Current Consumption
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  • Joakim Lindh
    Posted by Joakim Lindh
    on Apr 16 2012 02:12 AM
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    Hi,

    That's really strange.

    In BTool, First make sure that you have the following parameters;

    • Min Connection Interval: 3400
    • Max Connection Interval: 3400
    • Slave Latency: 1
    • Supervision Timeout: 2000

    Make sure you press "Set" (Connections Settings) before "Establish" (Link Control). 

    Please have another go and post your progress.

    Br

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  • Wai Luen Chan
    Posted by Wai Luen Chan
    on Apr 16 2012 05:06 AM
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    Thanks Nick.

    Here are the pictures for my measurement with the configuration setting where I manage to obtain 2s only. Anything I missed out?

    The Max/Min Connection Interval setting is up to 3200.

    Remarks : The differential signal spike is too fine. I put the cursors reading for your reference.

    BTool Current Consumption CC2540 &amp Bluetooth Low energy &amp Sleep Current &amp
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  • Joakim Lindh
    Posted by Joakim Lindh
    on Apr 16 2012 05:36 AM
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    Hi,

    This is odd. Could you catch the actual events and see if there are some without TX/RX pulses? The events with TX/RX should only occur every 8 seconds since your Establish Connection packet seem to be just fine.

    Br

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