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Hello NXP community I m working on an automotive project. I m using MPC5603B,I m able to put the controller in STANDBY mode but it is not exiting STANDBY mode into DRUN mode ? How do I exit the Standby Mode ? Also how do i reduce the current consumption <

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Hello NXP community I m working on an automotive project. I m using MPC5603B,I m able to put the controller in STANDBY mode but it is not exiting STANDBY mode into DRUN mode ? How do I exit the Standby Mode ? Also how do i reduce the current consumption <

‎09-27-2016 03:04 AM
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abhayambekar
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Hello NXP community I m working on an automotive project. I m using MPC5603B,I m able to put the controller in STANDBY mode but it is not exiting STANDBY mode into DRUN mode ? How do I exit the Standby Mode ? Also how do i reduce the current consumption <1mA ?

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‎09-29-2016 12:31 AM
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PetrS
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Hi,

Look at AN4240: http://cache.nxp.com/files/microcontrollers/doc/app_note/AN4240.pdf .

The low power modes are discussed there and a guide to create lpm application is given there too.

BR, Petr

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