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After initialization, the system enters the Sleep processor state; only Sensor1 is active.
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Another area of flexibility is that Elliptic has made its technology available within an off-board DSP — the Wolfson 5110 — which allows an OEM to create a device that supports gesture controls even when the phone's main processor is sleeping (i.e. so that a gesture interface does not compromise other power efficiency technologies which help to improve battery longevity on a mobile device).
No energy is consumed when the processor is in the sleep state.
When the chip is not computing, entire areas of the processor can go into a sleep state, using just enough power to remember the ones and zeros for the current process.
Sleep is a process by which the processor time is made available to the other threads of the computer.
The "sleep" mode requires no computational power and the processor reads in sporadic packets of telemetry data.
We also apply PSSTI in the clock tree of the datapaths in general-purpose processors using architectural control of the sleep mode.
"Most people don't realize that part of the processor in their PC is going to sleep between keystrokes," he says.
The unique feature of QDG mode is finally exploited to boost the performances of the sleep transistor in the practical use case of a power-gated processor.
Our solutions jointly consider the radio sleep scheduling of wireless nodes and the execution modes of processors.
Table 1 Part of MICA2 parameters Processor performance Current draw 8 mA Active mode < 15μ A Sleep mode Multi-channel radio Current draw 27 mA Transmit with maximum power 10 mA Receive < 1μ A Sleep Table 2 Parameters Parameters Values Transmission power 14 mW Receiving power 13 mW Power consumption in sleep mode 0.016 mW.
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