The processor, which its creators called Phoenix, established a new mark in the low power consumption and is designed for use in devices powered by advanced sensors such as medical implants, control and surveillance equipment. This processor consumes only 30 picowatt when at rest, according to the University of Michigan. A picowatt equals one billionth of a watt. In theory, the energy stored in a watch battery would be enough to keep Phoenix in operation for 263 years. The project was managed by Scott Hanson, doctoral student in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, who will present the design June 20, 2008 at the Symposium of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers on Circuits. (more...)

LM2319:
Multimeter precision universal laboratory LCD 4 3 / 4 digits, auto-lock Clavijero (patented) and IR interface to meet the highest demands in terms of the functions of measurement and accuracy.

Resolution: ± 30,000 digits; base deviation 0.05% v. M. + 3 digits

Measurement functions: Voltage and current: 300.00 mV - 1000.0 V, 300.00 mA - 16A

Resistance: 300.00 - 30000Mohm; 3000nF - 30000mF

Special Ranges: dBV, Hz, ° C / ° F

Tester diodes and continuity

Generator and pulse frequency: 1Hz - 1kHz

Timer clock / quartz integrated 10ms - 100min

Measuring AAC enlarged by additional current transformer with mA output

Automatic selection of range and disconnect battery features Min /