Self powered PIC, app note. How to do.

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  1. - 22nd April 2014, 04:47 #1
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    Very interesting. Did you get the AN number?

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    Hi Demon,

    It came from the Hints n Tips pdf in the other post here. Lots of good stuff in it.
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    Indeed very interesting but could someone explain the circuit some more ?? i can't understand the "• PIC MCU leakage current nearly 0"
    Why is that happening ??
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    Sorry for my hasty question. I studied the circuit some more and understood it. It's an electronic switch, indeeed very nice circuit !!
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