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1. Introduction to LPBAM
The LPBAM (low-power batch autonomous mode) is an operating mode that allows peripherals to be functional and autonomous independently from the device power modes, down to Stop 2 mode, without any software running. The LPBAM subsystem can chain different operations thanks to DMA linked-list transfers. The DMA operations can be related to:
- Peripheral data transfer
- Peripheral reconfiguration
1.1. Smart Run Domain (SRD)
1.2. Peripherals supporting LPBAM
1.3. LPBAM main use cases
2. LPBAM Example Overview
2.1. Block Diagram
2.2. Objectives
2.3. STM32CubeMX LPBAM Configuration
2.4. Code configuration
2.5. Power Consumption measurement
3. References
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