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By definition it cannot be ALL static power :) Physics applies. Moving a wire from a high to a low and back will incur losses. They claim 99% static. Then, assu
by dmitrygr 5y ago
By definition it cannot be ALL static power :)
Physics applies. Moving a wire from a high to a low and back will incur losses. They claim 99% static.
Then, assuming just linear scaling, taking this to 64MHz would be (21 * .01 / 29 * 64000 + 21 * .99) = 484mW . Half a watt is a bit much for a 64MHz micro. But still a cool start
- jleahy 5y agoWell indeed, I was dramatizing 99% as all. But you know as well as I do that TFT (even CMOS) will never run at MHz due to the awful RC constants, so it's a bit moot.