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nRF52 Thingy with power profile kit

Hi, i want to connect nRF52 Thingy with nRF6707 power profile kit to measure the current acquire by thingy.

How to connect the thingy to power profile kit

And also i have one more external device with battery . i want to calculate the how much current taken by the device from that battery

battery volt                 (2.8 V - 4.2V)

Device operating volt (3V)

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  • Hi Sunil

    When an application is in the _WFE(); state, it is in system ON low power mode. 

    1. When the device is in system OFF mode you need to set the wake-up conditions before you go into system OFF mode. By default, the SDK examples set the press of a button as the wake-up source, but this can be set to be, for example a timer from an external MCU or similar.

    2. If you want to enter sleep mode System ON, you can call the nrf_pwr_mgmt_run() function.

    3 & 4. You can check out our RTC example for how to set up a counter and implement that in your sleep function.

    Best regards,

    Simon

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  • Hi Sunil

    When an application is in the _WFE(); state, it is in system ON low power mode. 

    1. When the device is in system OFF mode you need to set the wake-up conditions before you go into system OFF mode. By default, the SDK examples set the press of a button as the wake-up source, but this can be set to be, for example a timer from an external MCU or similar.

    2. If you want to enter sleep mode System ON, you can call the nrf_pwr_mgmt_run() function.

    3 & 4. You can check out our RTC example for how to set up a counter and implement that in your sleep function.

    Best regards,

    Simon

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