Pacemaker average electrical draw
Pacemaker average electrical draw is the typical amount of electrical power consumed by an implanted cardiac pacemaker during operation.
How big is it?
10 µW · power
Power · approximate
Typical recorded range: 5 µW to 50 µW.
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Pacemaker average electrical draw vs Quartz watch: power comparison
The average electrical draw of a pacemaker is approximately equal to the power of a quartz watch.
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Pacemaker average electrical draw is the typical amount of electrical power consumed by an implanted cardiac pacemaker during operation.
The average electrical power consumed by a quartz wristwatch during operation.
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Pacemaker average electrical draw
Power: 10 µW; approximate; range 5 µW–50 µW.
A curated pacemaker average electrical draw comparison anchor. The representative value and any stated range preserve the backlog measurement convention; operating or experimental conditions can change real observations.
Defined examples — our methodology
The marked power is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.
Quartz watch
Power: 10 µW; example.
A chosen 10 µW average draw; design and functions affect consumption.
Defined examples — our methodology
The marked power is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.
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Why we use 10 µW
We compare the average electrical draw of a pacemaker. This is an estimate; check the notes for its rounding and uncertainty. The recorded range is 5 µW to 50 µW.
A curated pacemaker average electrical draw comparison anchor. The representative value and any stated range preserve the backlog measurement convention; operating or experimental conditions can change real observations.
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Recorded properties
Dimensions and measurements
| Property | Selected value | Recorded range | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 µW | 5 µW to 50 µW | approximate |
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Nearest lower valuePower and outputDigital wristwatch LCD draw1 µWLCD watch drawDigital wristwatch LCD draw is the electrical power required to operate the display of a basic digital wristwatch continuously.
Around the same scalePower and outputQuartz watch10 µWPowerThe average electrical power consumed by a quartz wristwatch during operation.Nearest higher valuePower and outputBluetooth beacon average draw100 µWAverage electrical drawBluetooth beacon average draw is the average electrical power used by a Bluetooth beacon while intermittently transmitting signals.Sources and method
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PowerLED bulb9 WThe electrical power drawn by a light-emitting diode lamp used for illumination.