Power Data with Program Counter (PC) Mode

The Power Data with Program Counter (PC) mode provides power samples consisting of a timestamp, voltage, and current, on an update of the project’s functions.

1

Select Trace and Profiling Category

In the Project Properties window, click the Real ICE category and select Trace and Profiling from the Option categories drop-down menu.

2

Select and Enter Setup Data

In the Trace and Profiling option category, make selections as stated below:

  • Under Target Power Sampling Selection, select Power Data on PC Update Only from the list.
  • Under Power Measurement, select Target Board (1mA - 1A). To measure the power consumption of only the microcontroller, see Device Power (CHB) Setup.
  • Under Target Power Sampling Interval (in microseconds), enter a value.
  • Under How/When PC is to be Provided, select At Function Entry and Exit.
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3

Accept Settings

Click Apply if you want to select additional power settings, or select OK to close the Project Properties window.

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