PIC10F206 - What is the LOWEST Power @ Rest or Sleep

[rixtalbert]

Right off!~

Thanks to all the guys that have commented on this issue of mine.

I have attached a crude code with current readings during the time of the events as best I could to help sort out the problem.

I am still speaking with Fluke on model 189 issues to understand why their Forms View software does not record the same readings as the the 189 meter display. That is a different problem.
Honestly, the new Fluke 189 was probably not meant to record such low uA readings with much accuracy.
But I do see around 2uA at the END statement with peaks every few seconds to around 89 uA.(These 89uA current peaks are what I want to kill)

I have tried all of the suggestions in my brainless code snippet to see where the edge is of current draw...

It is funny that the NAP to NAP transistion seems to draw around 400 + uA current. OOOOOHHHH well.

And also the END statement without turning on the (WDT fuse ),in the settings Just locks a 10F206 where it cannot be restarted after power is removed and reconnected. It is a one time program run. After that ,, No more running after re=power UP.

Thanks again Guys...
and I will keep reading the fine line.

I did find a nice post in the Proton section that had problems with a PIC not wanting to sleep. I had the link and it vaporized in my network before I could paste it..


Regards for your advice
Rix