powered through 3V3, it draws up to 4.6mA when powered
Sounds about right.
Empty flash is 0xFFFFFFFF, which would trigger a fault when loaded into the PC. This will also happen during hard fault handling, triggering lockup reset.
In other words, the chip is held mostly in reset, thus there will be minimal differenc in current when reset pin is actually pulled down.
There is no specified current in the PS, but an upper bound would be the "CPU running from flash, LDO" numbers.
In practise the current is significantly lower, since most of the time the CPU core will be powered but not actually running.
Note: There is AFAIK no specified timing for the lockup reset, but one could reasonably assume it takes about the same as the ~3µs typical IDLE-to-ON time.
powered through 3V3, it draws up to 4.6mA when powered
Sounds about right.
Empty flash is 0xFFFFFFFF, which would trigger a fault when loaded into the PC. This will also happen during hard fault handling, triggering lockup reset.
In other words, the chip is held mostly in reset, thus there will be minimal differenc in current when reset pin is actually pulled down.
There is no specified current in the PS, but an upper bound would be the "CPU running from flash, LDO" numbers.
In practise the current is significantly lower, since most of the time the CPU core will be powered but not actually running.
Note: There is AFAIK no specified timing for the lockup reset, but one could reasonably assume it takes about the same as the ~3µs typical IDLE-to-ON time.