ATmega32 MCU Control Register MCUCR

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The MCU control register contains the control bits for power management.

mega32 control register MCUCR

· Bit7– SE: Sleep Enable: 
In order for the MCU to enter sleep mode after executing the SLEEP instruction, SE must be set. To ensure that entering sleep mode is an intentional behavior of the programmer, it is recommended to set SE only in the instruction before the SLEEP instruction. Once the MCU wakes up, SE is cleared immediately.

· Bit 6..4 –SM2..0: Sleep Mode Selection Bits 2, 1 and 0
are shown in Table 13. These bits are used to select the specific sleep mode.

mega32 sleep mode selection


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