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34 / 60 page ![]() BMA220 Data sheet Bosch Sensortec Rev. 1.10 Page 34 13 April 2011 © Bosch Sensortec GmbH reserves all rights even in the event of industrial property rights. We reserve all rights of disposal such as copying and passing on to third parties. BOSCH and the symbol are registered trademarks of Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany. Note: Specifications within this document are subject to change without notice. Document is not intended for publication. 6.3 Low-power mode and suspend mode The BMA220 is optimized for low power consumption. Note: Simply switching-off of the power supplies (VDDD and/or VDDA) is not a defined low-power mode. The deactivation of VDDD while VDDA is active (or vice versa) is not recommended for permanent operation. With respect to the application it might be useful to switch-off VDDIO while VDDD and VDDA are active. This condition is supported and will lead to a reduction of current consumption. The sensor register map will be reset. To reduce current consumption in a defined way, the BMA220 supports two energy saving modes: a suspend mode and a low-power mode. During normal mode operation, all analog modules are held powered-up and the clock for all digital modules is active. During low-power mode, the analog modules in the rate channel are held powered down and the clock of the digital rate, filter and trimming modules is gated. The average typical current consumption during sleep phase (ilow_power_mode) can be estimated by the following equation: First approximation: isleep = isuspend Ø typ. awake sleep active active suspend sleep e power low t t i t i t i mod _ _ For sleep phase time setting (tsleep) refer to chapter 4.1.2 table 3. For approximate awake phase time (tawake) refer to chapter 4.1.3 table 4. For current consumption in normal mode (iactive) refer to chapter 1. For current consumption in suspend mode (isuspend) refer to chapter 1. Example: Bandwidth (BW) = 1kHz, nominal supplies resulting awake phase for 1st data sample (tawake) = 1190μs = 1.190ms resulting sleep time (tsleep) = 50 ms Ø typ. µA ms ms µA ms µA ms t t i t i t i awake sleep active active suspend sleep e power low 8 , 6 190 , 1 50 250 190 , 1 1 50 mod _ _ |
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