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Constant Latency vs Low Power mode

Frikkie Badenhorst

Hi there,

We are currently doing some testing around the low power modes of the nrf5340. Detailed info on the Low Power mode and Constant Latency mode is a bit hard to find.

According to the manual, low power mode comes at the prices of latency. Is it possible to point me to information on what this latency is? Also, what will latency be during Constant Latency?

Looking forward to a response!

Regards,

Frikkie

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    Yes, to add to the question, what is the worst case low power interrupt latency assuming all systems are in low power. additionally what considerations should be taken to minimize interrupt latency when in low power mode?

    We would be using the network core with 10ms slots that have very critical timings internally for receiving and transmitting. will the low power mode be able to handle that situation? 

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    Yes, to add to the question, what is the worst case low power interrupt latency assuming all systems are in low power. additionally what considerations should be taken to minimize interrupt latency when in low power mode?

    We would be using the network core with 10ms slots that have very critical timings internally for receiving and transmitting. will the low power mode be able to handle that situation? 

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