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How come digital cameras use power supply of only 3V?

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It is amazing when we realize that everything is done using a power supply of 3v. Do they do this using normal transistors or are there some super low power transistors available???
 

Re: Digital Cameras

Most propable, they use a step-up DC to DC converter.
This is extensively used in all Mobile phones (GSM) and in general portable equipment.
I cannot see why the cameras are exeptions.

Anyway, if you consider that a Pentium4 CPU uses voltages as low as 1volt then there is no problem for a digital camera to go so low (3v)
 

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