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- noun One millionth ( 10-6 ) of an
ampere , abbreviated asµA .
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Examples
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These low-power Logic devices draw less than 1 microamp of supply current, making them ideal for use in battery-powered products, including smartphones, tablets, notebooks, consumer portables, and other high-volume, key-end equipment.
unknown title 2011
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Silicon Laboratories Inc. (NASDAQ: SLAB), a leader in high-performance, analog-intensive, mixed-signal ICs, today introduced the industry's lowest power capacitive touch-sense microcontrollers (MCUs) delivering wake-on-touch power consumption below one microamp.
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This integrated regulator offers a 1 microamp (typical) idle current, automatic start as soon as sufficient voltage is available, and support for any battery technology, enabling developers to use 1.6 V alkaline or silver oxide, 1.5 V Li-ion, 1.4 V zinc-air, and
Embedded Computing Design Atmel Jukka Eskelinen 2010
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"As the first IC supplier to achieve sub-microamp wake-on-touch power consumption for touch-sense MCUs, we continue to push the boundaries of extreme power efficiency through mixed-signal innovation."
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Expanding its ultra-low-power F9xx MCU range, Silicon Labs has introduced capacitive touch-sense microcontrollers (MCUs), delivering wake-on-touch power consumption below one microamp.
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Expanding its ultra-low-power F9xx MCU range, Silicon Labs has introduced capacitive touch-sense microcontrollers (MCUs), delivering wake-on-touch power consumption below one microamp.
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The company says it has spent two years developing the device, which features a proprietary microamp and a full-range Foster speaker adapted from speakers intended for notebooks and palmtop devices.
Digital Trends 2009
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The company says it has spent two years developing the device, which features a proprietary microamp and a full-range Foster ...
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The Podio, which stands for "portable audio", has a proprietary microamp and a full-range Foster speaker adapted from speakers normally fitted into notebooks and palmtop devices.
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The Podio, which stands for "portable audio", has a proprietary microamp and a full-range Foster speaker adapted from speakers normally fitted into notebooks and palmtop devices.
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