As I am using four GPIOTE IN events to get interrupt on gpio-pin's rising-edge, please let me know whether it is possible to get low power or not.
If not, please show me alternate way.
Thanks.
As I am using four GPIOTE IN events to get interrupt on gpio-pin's rising-edge, please let me know whether it is possible to get low power or not.
If not, please show me alternate way.
Thanks.
Hi premji
This thread provides some info
The first and second revision hardware of nRF51 has some current consumption issues with GPIOTE->IN (sensing signals from a GPIO pin) and GPIOTE->OUT (controlling GPIO pin). The third revision hardware has a solution for the GPIOTE->OUT tasks, but GPIOTE->IN is still high current. For input signal sensing on GPIO, use the GPIOTE->PORT event instead of GPIOTE->IN.
for information on chip revision, check the nrf51 compatibility matrix
Thanks Stefan
Thanks Stefan