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Its speaking of it as 2% as well. The 2% right before it means the 200uA is relative to starting at 10mA. Your CR2032 is already not going to make it a day. T
by kevin_b_er 8y ago
Its speaking of it as 2% as well. The 2% right before it means the 200uA is relative to starting at 10mA. Your CR2032 is already not going to make it a day. That you lost about half an hour off of 22 hours doesn't mean much. I suspect this application is not useful to ultra low standby systems, but rather around RF applications of some sort that are already much hungrier for power than 10uA.
- makomk 8y agoOof, didn't notice that. The 2% penalty seems to be relative to the entire chip's power consumption with the radio on and heavy CPU activity. If you compare with the 680 uA specified typical power consumption with the radio off and CPU idle but no other power-saving features activated, that extra couple of hundred microamps seems like a much bigger deal.