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Yes. But now you have given up all of your tolerance so you better have a perfect (or over-voltage) power supply. This means that you now have less choice in po
by kevincox 8y ago
Yes. But now you have given up all of your tolerance so you better have a perfect (or over-voltage) power supply. This means that you now have less choice in power supply.
- Faaak 8y agoAs a parent commenter said, you could also put a diode for your circuitry. You would then have a single 3.7V supply.
- snovv_crash 8y agoAnd 10% higher power draw just for this one feature. No, there are better ways to solve this.