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Thanks for this info. Unfortunately, Atmel doesn't make the T4334 now.
But, while searching the site for keywords, I found the ATA5283 and ATA5282 125 khz receiver chips that draw less than 4 microamps while listening. I don't think there is anything inside the chip that limits the frequency of operation though, these should operate at much lower frequencies if an appropriate tuned circuit is attached. So, I will look at these chips in detail later. I was attracted to the Temic wwvb/dcf77 receiver chips because they draw 30 microamps...so, a receiver that draws 4 microamps is indeed low power and is very promising. Regards, A In any case, Temic was bought out by Atmel. I believe Atmel called this chip T4224 but when looking for it on their web site it ain't there. |
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