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    mmpfff, forget the PWM stuff. We can even have +V and -V by designing the power supply another way...just by moving the Ground reference you can have +4V, kinda gnd and -5V if you're using a fix 5Volt regulator.

    The main problem will be when the battery voltage will drop... mmm i still prefer the PWM stuff after all
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