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2013/10/2 Dwayne Reid <dwayner@planet.eon.net>

> Good day to all.
>
> I'm starting a project where I need a tiny PIC that consumes as
> little current as possible and has a comparitor.
>
> My favorite small PIC is the 10LF322 but it doesn't have a
> comparitor.  The 10F204 is the next best bet but I'm not happy with
> the quiescent current - both while sleeping as well as running.
>
> The comparitor will be enabled perhaps 8 hours continuously every
> week for at least a year.  The PIC will spend the rest of the time
> sleeping.  I have both very little space and very little power
> available to run the circuit.
>
> Are these the only small, low pin count PICs available or can someone
> suggest a different part that I might consider?
>
> Many thanks!
>
> dwayne
>
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