Difference between revisions of "STM32 Low Power Modes"
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Revision as of 03:11, 1 December 2021
ST offers a series STM32's which are optimized for low power usage, - these are named STM32Lxxx. However, all STM32 MCU's offers a wide range of power modes, which will significantly reduce the power consumption of the MCU.
In this article we will explore the low power modes of the STM32F411 MCU on the Black Pill boards.
In the Reference Manual of the STM32F411, the table of contents show the following:
In the following sections, we'll be going through these options one by one.
Sleep Mode
To be added
Stop Mode
To be added
Standby Mode
To be added