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    Hi all,

    Just a quick question,

    I'm currently working on a project that it would be better if supplyed with a 1,2V or 1,5V battery.

    I've searched some pics and they all work with 2,5V and above.

    Does microchip has any pic that can work with 1.2V ? If yes which one ?

    Thanks

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    if you can not find one, then try using one of those tiny DC to DC converters.

    1.5V to 5V or 1.5V to 6V.
    As much as I know, tiny ones are good for 75mA.
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    Thanks alot sayzer

    that can be a very good option

    Do you have some references of those tiny DC to DC converters that i can start with ?

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    ruijc, Try a MAX1724. I use them all of the time. Good upconvertor.....

    Dave Purola,
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    Thanks Dave,

    I've checked these converters and they look very good

    One question though...
    Do we really need the coil for it to work ?

    thanks

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    ruijc,

    Check Figure7 on MAX1724 datasheet. You can adjust the output voltage.

    Nice chip Dave.



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