Correction: “V” variant of ATtiny2313 max frequency is 10 MHz.
20 MHz is for ATtiny2313 without “V”.
Main consideration for using ATtiny series is for it’s low power consumption for low-computing power devices/modules, i.e. it draws less than 20 uA in 32 kHz freq including power used by it’s internal oscilator in active mode. In 1 MHz (1.8V), it uses power 230 uA, up to 4.2 mA in full speed (10 MHz, 4V).
Standby mode only uses power less than 0.1uA (if power-consuming features such watch-dog timer, analog comparator, etc.are turned off).
liuferdinand (verified owner) –
Correction: “V” variant of ATtiny2313 max frequency is 10 MHz.
20 MHz is for ATtiny2313 without “V”.
Main consideration for using ATtiny series is for it’s low power consumption for low-computing power devices/modules, i.e. it draws less than 20 uA in 32 kHz freq including power used by it’s internal oscilator in active mode. In 1 MHz (1.8V), it uses power 230 uA, up to 4.2 mA in full speed (10 MHz, 4V).
Standby mode only uses power less than 0.1uA (if power-consuming features such watch-dog timer, analog comparator, etc.are turned off).