- 150 mA for TMS9995 CPU
- 100 mA for TMS9902 UART
- 23 mA for 32K RAM HM62256LP-10
- 10 mA for 32K ROM
- 7 mA for 74LS04
- 10 mA for 74LS32
- 10 mA for 74LS138
- 310 mA total
The L suffix of the HM62256L indicating "low power" refers the the standby current. In normal operation, it consumes as much power as the normal-power part. The power is 40 milliwatts at 1 MHz, which is 8 mA at 5 volts. However, the current-frequency graph indicates a linear relationship. The 85 ns part consumes 100% of 70 mA at full speed (10 MHz) and about 25% (17 mA) at 2 MHz. A TMS9995 with 12 MHz crystal has a 3 MHz cycle rate which sets an upper bound of around 23 mA.
The currents above exceed the 100 mA of the minimum power USB peripheral, so I have not joined the VCC rail to the VCC of the USB cable connector.
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