I have finally had a chance to Summarize the Data from my first two days of logging Battery Usage (it took a lot longer than I had hoped it would, but....). I have found some Interesting (at least to me) information about my Touch Pro:
With Battery above 90%
Average
Power
Draw Activity
13 mA Power Usage while asleep
47 mA Standby mode (screen off)
90 mA Power Usage Screen on Brightness @ 50%
180 mA Power Usage with Bluetooth Radio On
225 mA Power usage with Data Radio On
490 mA Power Usage with an Active Data Call (Rev. A)
498 mA Phone call
600 mA Phone call with BT headset
762 mA Phone call with BT HS, Data Radio On
With Battery Below 50%:
Average
Power
Draw Activity
13 mA Power Usage while asleep
47 mA Standby mode screen off
90 mA Power Usage Screen on Brightness @ 50%
240 mA Power Usage with Bluetooth Radio On
295 mA Power usage with Data Radio On
550 mA Power Usage with an Active Data Call (Rev. A)
622 mA Phone call
802 mA Phone call with BT headset
990 mA Phone call with BT HS, Data Radio On
The battery Temperature corresponded very well with Current Draw (when allowed to equilibrate for several minutes):
Current Battery
Draw Temperature
90-150 mA 32.1 32.7
150 - 250 mA 32.7 - 33.2
250 - 350 mA 33.2 - 33.9
350 - 400 mA 34.0 - 34.5
500 - 600 mA 34.6 - 35.1
600 - 900 mA 35.2 - 35.8
The Battery Temperature while charging with a 1A charger (HTC Supplied) (regardless of whether the phone is being used or not) is 29 degrees C.
So What does this all mean??
Well, Based on the FCC Documents for the Touch Pro (
https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/...7NM8RAPH500%27) (They can be found in the "RF Exposure Info SAR PCE" report)
The MAXIMUM output of the CDMA Radios is 0.29W (yes that is 0.29 watts)
So Why does the the touch pro use:
1,80 - 2.05 W to transmit data
1.85 - 2.35 W to transmit voice
when power output is 0.290W maximum???
Yes, I know there are always inefficenies in tranmitters,
but please 13% efficiency is that the best we can do! (and anyone who has used one of these knows that most of that energy is being used to generate heat! If nothing else it makes a good handwarmer
)
IMHO, HTC has some issues with the software that is driving the ARM6 transmitter processor, that they either don't know how to fix, or don't want to bother with.
