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Nanoamp current oscillator?

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Greetings.

Is it possible to make a square wave oscillator that would draw less than 4µA (better yet tens of nA), work from 1 to 5V, at some frequency between 30Hz and low kHz?

Attiny13 microprocessor does the job at 4µA, doing 30Hz.
The best flip-flop that is stable consumes about 6µA, doing 50Hz.

How to do better?
 

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