I have a need for a highly accurate clock in sleep mode (PM2). What is the current drain for the 32KHz crystal oscillator in PM2 mode?
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I did read table 6. It states that the current is measured with the LP RCOSC active. Wouldn't the current drain rise if using the 32.768 kHz crystal oscillator instead? One post had mentioned it as being as much as 30 uA. I hope this is not the case...
I finally got to run some cheap and dirty tests regarding the current drain using a 32.768 KHz crystal, vs. the internal 36KHz oscillator. With a power supply of 2.5 volts, the CC1110 draws appx. 1.1uA more using the crystal. A reasonable price to pay for exact sleep times, don't you think?
Ron
BrandonAzbell said:Thanks for the follow up and running some quick experiments on the bench.
In comparison, some external 32.768KHz crystal oscillators that I had found consumed 1.2mA on the supply.
I bet that is a TCXO oscillator... I am amazed by the lowly Timex type wrist watch that keeps accurate time to 20 seconds a year on a tiny 1.5 volt cell.
This was a while ago, mind you... But, the current drain value I got was only 1.1uA above the drain when using the internal RC oscillator. 1.1uA total drain would be awesomeness itself! It does sound like your drain in PM3 is high though.
Ron