??? 09/14/05 19:13 Read: times |
#101052 - Sure... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
not necessarily, there are several examples of a low clock speed being more frugal even with executing the same number of instructions out of idle mode. Sure. If you have the ability to match your clock speed to your task. But this is often dictated by a desired UART baud rate, etc... My point was that there are ways to be clever with code to cut power consumption. They all focus on one thing... Keeping those CMOS gates from changing state without doing any useful work. NOP loops burn battery life. |