Microcontroller has frugal standby mode
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Topline Components product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Jan 13, 2005
New from Topline is the EM6812, an ultra-low-power 8bit microcontroller with Flash memory.
New from Topline is the EM6812, an ultra-low-power 8bit microcontroller with Flash memory.
Designed for portable applications, the RISC-based EM6812 consumes only 120mA from a 3V supply in active mode operating at 1MHz, and as little as 0.8mA in standby mode at 32kHz - less than half the power of any similar microcontroller.
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