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		By: Imre Vadász		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I did some power measurements with my hp x2 210 detachable (with AC3165 chipset), using a (still experimental) driver to read the battery discharge rate.
Enabling powersaving in iwm(4) via ifconfig and setting the hw.iwm.power_scheme=3 tunable, lowers power usage by ca. 0.25 W. So enabled wlan only seems to use ca. 50-100 mW then.
One thing to remember is, that powersaving is currently basically ineffective, when wlan is enabled and you aren&#039;t connected to an access point yet, because of the continuous scanning then.

Also there are some more power-management features which I haven&#039;t ported yet from Linux&#039;s iwlwifi. e.g. low-power sending and receiving might improve things a bit more.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I did some power measurements with my hp x2 210 detachable (with AC3165 chipset), using a (still experimental) driver to read the battery discharge rate.<br />
Enabling powersaving in iwm(4) via ifconfig and setting the hw.iwm.power_scheme=3 tunable, lowers power usage by ca. 0.25 W. So enabled wlan only seems to use ca. 50-100 mW then.<br />
One thing to remember is, that powersaving is currently basically ineffective, when wlan is enabled and you aren&#8217;t connected to an access point yet, because of the continuous scanning then.</p>
<p>Also there are some more power-management features which I haven&#8217;t ported yet from Linux&#8217;s iwlwifi. e.g. low-power sending and receiving might improve things a bit more.</p>
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