iptv-app/android-sdk/platforms/android-34/data/res/xml/power_profile.xml

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<device name="Android">
  <!-- Most values are the incremental current used by a feature,
       in mA (measured at nominal voltage).
       The default values are deliberately incorrect values.
       OEM's must measure and provide actual values before
       shipping a device.
       Example real-world values are given in comments, but they
       are totally dependent on the platform and can vary
       significantly, so should be measured on the shipping platform
       with a power meter. -->

  <!-- Display related values. -->
  <!-- Average battery current draw of display0 while in ambient mode, including backlight.
       There must be one of these for each display, labeled:
       ambient.on.display0, ambient.on.display1, etc...

       Each display suffix number should match it's ordinal in its display device config.
  -->
  <item name="ambient.on.display0">0.1</item>  <!-- ~100mA -->
  <!-- Average battery current draw of display0 while on without backlight.
       There must be one of these for each display, labeled:
       screen.on.display0, screen.on.display1, etc...

       Each display suffix number should match it's ordinal in its display device config.
  -->
  <item name="screen.on.display0">0.1</item>  <!-- ~100mA -->
  <!-- Average battery current draw of the backlight at full brightness.
       The full current draw of display N at full brightness should be the sum of screen.on.displayN
       and screen.full.displayN

       There must be one of these for each display, labeled:
       screen.full.display0, screen.full.display1, etc...

       Each display suffix number should match it's ordinal in its display device config.
  -->
  <item name="screen.full.display0">0.1</item>  <!-- ~100mA -->

  <item name="bluetooth.active">0.1</item> <!-- Bluetooth data transfer, ~10mA -->
  <item name="bluetooth.on">0.1</item>  <!-- Bluetooth on & connectable, but not connected, ~0.1mA -->
  <item name="wifi.on">0.1</item>  <!-- ~3mA -->
  <item name="wifi.active">0.1</item>  <!-- WIFI data transfer, ~200mA -->
  <item name="wifi.scan">0.1</item>  <!-- WIFI network scanning, ~100mA -->
  <item name="audio">0.1</item> <!-- ~10mA -->
  <item name="video">0.1</item> <!-- ~50mA -->
  <item name="camera.flashlight">0.1</item> <!-- Avg. power for camera flash, ~160mA -->
  <item name="camera.avg">0.1</item> <!-- Avg. power use of camera in standard usecases, ~550mA -->
  <item name="gps.on">0.1</item> <!-- ~50mA -->

  <!-- Radio related values. For modems without energy reporting support in firmware, use
       radio.active, radio.scanning, and radio.on. -->
  <item name="radio.active">0.1</item> <!-- ~200mA -->
  <item name="radio.scanning">0.1</item> <!-- cellular radio scanning for signal, ~10mA -->
  <!-- Current consumed by the radio at different signal strengths, when paging -->
  <array name="radio.on"> <!-- Strength 0 to BINS-1 -->
      <value>0.2</value> <!-- ~2mA -->
      <value>0.1</value> <!-- ~1mA -->
  </array>

  <!-- Additional power consumption by CPU excluding cluster and core when
       running -->
  <array name="cpu.active">
      <value>0.1</value>
  </array>

  <!-- A list of heterogeneous CPU clusters, where the value for each cluster represents the
       number of CPU cores for that cluster.

       Ex:
       <array name="cpu.clusters.cores">
         <value>4</value> // cluster 0 has cpu0, cpu1, cpu2, cpu3
         <value>2</value> // cluster 1 has cpu4, cpu5
       </array> -->
  <array name="cpu.clusters.cores">
      <value>1</value> <!-- cluster 0 has cpu0 -->
  </array>

    <!-- Different CPU speeds for cluster 0 as reported in
       /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/stats/time_in_state.

       There must be one of these for each cluster, labeled:
       cpu.speeds.cluster0, cpu.speeds.cluster1, etc... -->
  <array name="cpu.speeds.cluster0">
      <value>400000</value> <!-- 400 MHz CPU speed -->
  </array>

  <!-- Current at each CPU speed for cluster 0, as per 'cpu.speeds.cluster0'.
       Like cpu.speeds.cluster0, there must be one of these present for
       each heterogeneous CPU cluster. -->
  <array name="cpu.active.cluster0">
      <value>0.1</value>  <!-- ~100mA -->
  </array>

  <!-- Current when CPU is idle -->
  <item name="cpu.idle">0.1</item>

  <!-- Memory bandwidth power values in mA at the rail. There must be one value
       for each bucket defined in the device tree. -->
  <array name="memory.bandwidths">
    <value>22.7</value> <!-- mA for bucket: 100mb/s-1.5 GB/s memory bandwidth -->
  </array>

  <!-- This is the battery capacity in mAh (measured at nominal voltage) -->
  <item name="battery.capacity">1000</item>

  <!-- Wifi related values. -->
  <!-- Idle Receive current for wifi radio in mA. 0 by default-->
  <item name="wifi.controller.idle">0</item>
  <!-- Rx current for wifi radio in mA. 0 by default-->
  <item name="wifi.controller.rx">0</item>
  <!-- Tx current for wifi radio in mA. 0 by default-->
  <item name="wifi.controller.tx">0</item>
  <!-- Current at each of the wifi Tx levels in mA. The number of tx levels varies per device
       and is available only of wifi chipsets which support the tx level reporting. Use
        wifi.tx for other chipsets. none by default -->
  <array name="wifi.controller.tx_levels"> <!-- mA -->
  </array>
  <!-- Operating volatage for wifi radio in mV. 0 by default-->
  <item name="wifi.controller.voltage">0</item>

  <array name="wifi.batchedscan"> <!-- mA -->
    <value>.0002</value> <!-- 1-8/hr -->
    <value>.002</value>  <!-- 9-64/hr -->
    <value>.02</value>   <!-- 65-512/hr -->
    <value>.2</value>    <!-- 513-4,096/hr -->
    <value>2</value>    <!-- 4097-/hr -->
  </array>

  <!-- Cellular modem related values.-->
  <modem>
    <!-- Modem sleep drain current value in mA. -->
    <sleep>0</sleep>
    <!-- Modem idle drain current value in mA. -->
    <idle>0</idle>
    <!-- Modem active drain current values.
         Multiple <active /> can be defined to specify current drain for different modes of
         operation.
         Available attributes:
             rat - Specify the current drain for a Radio Access Technology.
                   Available options are "LTE", "NR" and "DEFAULT".
                   <active rat="default" /> will be used for any usage that does not match any other
                   defined <active /> rat.

             nrFrequency - Specify the current drain for a frequency level while NR is active.
                           Available options are "LOW", "MID", "HIGH", "MMWAVE", and "DEFAULT",
                           where,
                           "LOW" indicated <1GHz frequencies,
                           "MID" indicates 1GHz to 3GHz frequencies,
                           "HIGH" indicates 3GHz to 6GHz frequencies,
                           "MMWAVE"indicates >6GHz frequencies.
                           <active rat="NR" nrFrequency="default"/> will be used for any usage that
                           does not match any other defined <active rat="NR" /> nrFrequency.
    -->
    <active rat="DEFAULT">
      <!-- Transmit current drain in mA. -->
      <receive>0</receive>

      <!-- Transmit current drains in mA. Must be defined for all levels (0 to 4) -->
      <transmit level="0">0</transmit>
      <transmit level="1">0</transmit>
      <transmit level="2">0</transmit>
      <transmit level="3">0</transmit>
      <transmit level="4">0</transmit>
    </active>
    <!-- Additional <active /> may be defined.
         Example:
             <active rat="LTE"> ... </active>
             <active rat="NR" nrFrequency="MMWAVE"> ... </active>
             <active rat="NR" nrFrequency="DEFAULT"> ... </active>
    -->
  </modem>
  <item name="modem.controller.voltage">0</item>

  <!-- GPS related values. Default is 0.-->
  <array name="gps.signalqualitybased"> <!-- Strength 0 to 1 -->
    <value>0</value>
    <value>0</value>
  </array>
  <item name="gps.voltage">0</item>
</device>