I am using a PIC715 in a project which needs min power
when asleep for long battery life.

Before going to sleep I switch of the AD and timers and
all i/o made to i/p with pulldowns on spare lines.

The current consumption for the PIC only is measuring 390uA
when asleep which seems a bit high.

Does anyone know what it should be and is there anything special
about the 715 to reduce the current when asleep?.  Do they make
a low current version of the 715?

Thanks

Stephen H Alsop:
dms@ukonline.co.uk - http://web.ukonline.co.uk/dms