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Low-Power-Management

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on May 8, 2007
Hi,

i have running A IAR-MSP430 Port of V4.2.0 with some small extentions for Low-Power-Modes.
So the System is running in Power-Down with the 32kHz - Clock as a Realtime Clock toggeling ans showing on LCD every second with 10uA current.

For Power-Down I loaded the value of the tik-counter in a timer with the next task-wakeup-time and coroutine-wakeup-time in a Compare-Register of that Timer.

So the Controller can Sleep up to the nextwakeup or asynchron event.

Then the Tik-Counter is restored and the normal Realtime-Tiks are Handled.

If there ist no task or coroutine to run, the Power-Down-Mechanism is Called in the IDLE-task.

I Implemented this in port.c file but I extended the task.c with some small Routines to get and set the TIKs

portTickType xTaskGetxTickCount(void)
void xTaskSetxTickCount( portTickType newxTickCount )

and to get the next Timepoint to wake up

portTickType xTaskGetNextDelayedTik( void )
portTickType pxGetNextDelayedCoRoutineTik ( void )

Are there an interest or plans to implement some more low-power-management feature in Free RTOS ?

Jürgen









RE: Low-Power-Management

Posted by Richard on May 8, 2007
Hi - Nice work - I would definitely be interested in seeing your modifications. My email address is r [_dot] barry [_at] freertos.org.

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Regards.

RE: Low-Power-Management

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on May 13, 2007
Hello.
I also will be glad to seeing Your modification. My

RE: Low-Power-Management

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on May 14, 2007
I too would like to see your implementation of low power management, please send to frankwa [_at]gmail.com

Best regards, Frank Andersen


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