sl-firmware f446e5766e feat(power): STOP-mode sleep/wake power manager — Issue #178
Adds STM32F7 STOP-mode power management with <10ms wake latency:

- power_mgmt.c: state machine (ACTIVE→SLEEP_PENDING→SLEEPING→WAKING),
  30s idle timeout (PM_IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS), 3s LED fade before STOP,
  gate SPI3/I2S3+SPI2+USART6+UART5 on sleep (clock-only, state preserved),
  EXTI1(PA1/CRSF)+EXTI7(PB7/JLink)+EXTI4(PC4/IMU) wake sources,
  PLL restore after STOP (PLLM=8/N=216/P=2 → 216MHz), uwTick save/restore
- Peripheral gating: I2S3, SPI2(OSD), USART6, UART5 disabled during STOP;
  SPI1(IMU), UART4(CRSF), USART1(JLink), I2C1 remain active as wake sources
- Sleep LED: triangle-wave pulse (2s period) on LED1 during SLEEP_PENDING,
  software PWM in main loop (1-bit, pm_pwm_phase vs brightness)
- IWDG: fed just before WFI; <10ms wake << 50ms WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT_MS
- JLink: JLINK_CMD_SLEEP=0x09, JLINK_TLM_POWER=0x81 (11-byte power frame
  at 1Hz: power_state, est_total_ma, est_audio_ma, est_osd_ma, idle_ms)
- main.c: power_mgmt_init(), activity() on CRSF/JLink/armed, tick() when
  disarmed, sleep_req handler, LED PWM, JLINK_TLM_POWER telemetry
- config.h: PM_* constants, PM_CURRENT_*_MA estimates, PM_TLM_HZ
- test_power_mgmt.py: 72 tests passing (state machine, LED, gating,
  current estimates, JLink protocol, wake latency, hardware constants)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-02 10:53:02 -05:00
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