| ??? 08/04/03 16:32 Read: times |
#52085 - RE: Long Press To Switch ON/OFF Responding to: ???'s previous message |
A much simpler solution would be to leave the chip on in "power down mode". There are chips out there that use only a few microamps in that mode. The P89C66x devices are absolutotally wonderful chips, but you can find less power hungry chips for a battery operated device. Also, do not forget that power consumption is proportional to oscillator frequency.
Erik |
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