| ??? 01/18/08 19:19 Read: times |
#149711 - i think it's Maxim ... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
This is why for the ultralow power MCUs it's absolutely necessary to have wide supply voltage range, so that NO regulator is needed for example for battery-powered applications.
i think it's Maxim ... someone has regulators where the 3rd leg current is in nanoamperes. Erik |
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