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I mean this question at face value because I don't want to be that guy -- what are the applications? This seems like a very small amount of power with very spe
by slumdev 7y ago
I mean this question at face value because I don't want to be that guy -- what are the applications?
This seems like a very small amount of power with very specific and unusual benefits over other power sources.
- opwieurposiu 7y agoOne use is in military/aviation radios to keep encryption keys in sram. The power can be disconnected and the key wiped in the event of a crash or impending enemy capture. If the key was in flash it might be recovered.
- baybal2 7y agoHow do you know that?
- riazrizvi 7y agoSurveillance
- Rebelgecko 7y agoLots of IOT stuff has low power requirements and VERY low duty cycles. You may not be able to do a lot with a continuous 50μA•, but if you have a sensor that sleeps for an hour, takes a reading, reports it (over BTLE or wifi or even an epaper screen), and then goes back to sleep, this chip would allegedly be enough to keep your device running continuously for decades. • I think some of the lower power BTLE chips can actually advertise continuously for less than 50μA on average