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What's Your Energy Score?
Beat your own Energy Score
The newest version of Simplicity Studio, released today, contains the completely redesigned Energy Profiler tool. This intuitive, real-time interface tells you how changes to your project effect energy consumption and battery life.
Improvements include:
Up and running in minutes
To speed installation we customized the process to only install the components of Simplicity Studio that you care about as a user. This results in a drastic reduction of the installation package to as little as 120MB for EFM8 to 1.3GB for EZR32.
Get to work faster
Simplicity Studio launches 43% faster compared to the last version of the software (based on a 2 year old Dell Latitude running Windows). Time to launch key tasks such as softwarwe examples and demos was improved by more than 200%. This means you can sit down at your workbench and get cranking in a fraction of the time.
Download Simplicity Studio here.
Hello!
New interfece looks good but I am confused by energy scores.
How it calculated?
How I can compare profiler sessions using this value?