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MCUs use 900nA in deep sleep, 20nA in shut off mode
Keywords: microcontroller MCU flash RAM
[Summary of tips] Energy Micro rolls out ARM Cortex-M3-based EFM32 Tiny Gecko microcontrollers that combine low current performance and wake-up time of under 2s. In application benchmark tests this extends battery cell life by a factor of at least four.The Tiny Gecko microcontrollers have active mode current consumption typically 180µA/MHz ......Please login or register with us to view this article>>
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