Revisited the Power Test
Spent some time burning the 1 MHz bootloaders I found on the Internet. I was able to burn them but they would not upload a sketch. I could use the Arduino As ISP to upload a sketch but the delay timing was well off. About 16x faster so a general fail for 1 MHz operation.
I had better success for 8 MHz (internal RC clock). Need only a fuse modification to use and external oscillator. Not that surprising that the 8 MHz works as it is the default for 3.3v ATMega328 operation.
Here are the current readings for 5V operation:
- 8 MHz 8.88 mA
- 4 MHz 7.05 mA
- 2 MHz 4.75 mA
- 1 MHz 4.28 mA
- 500 kHz 4.06 mA
- 250 kHz 3.96 mA
- 125 kHz 3.91 mA
- 62.5 kHz 3.89 mA
Here are the current readings for 3.3V operation:
- 8 MHz 3.35 mA
- 4 MHz 2.10 mA
- 2 MHz 1.20 mA
- 1 MHz 0.75 mA
- 500 kHz 0.49 mA
- 250 kHz 0.36 mA
- 125 kHz 0.30 mA
- 62.5 kHz 0.27 mA
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