stm32L4+ going to STOP2 lowpower mode must keep SRAM3#66
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The low power DEEP_SLEEP mode corresponds to STOP2 low power mode for the stm32L4+. In this case, the SRAM3 must be powered during the low power phase since it is a part of the SRAM area for this target. Signed-off-by: Francois Ramu <[email protected]>
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Going to STOP2 (stm32duino deepsleep mode) with SRAM3 powered is similar (in terms of current consumption and wakeup time) to STOP1 mode. |
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On the stm32L4+ , the low power DEEP_SLEEP mode corresponds to STOP2 low power
mode. In this case, the SRAM3 must be powered during the low power phase since it is a part of the SRAM area for this target (SRAM is made of SRAM1+SRAM2+SRAM3).
By default, the content of the SRAM3 is lost during STOP2 low power mode and consequently this must be changed.
Fixes #64
Signed-off-by: Francois Ramu [email protected]