3.3 volt SD memory card in 3 volt camera?

Discussion in 'Digital Cameras' started by Brent W. Hughes, Dec 15, 2003.

  1. Brent W. Hughes

    Brent W. Hughes Guest

    The camera I'm planning to buy takes two AA batteries (making 3 volts). The
    SD memory card I'm planning to buy says that its operating voltage is 3.3
    volts. What gives? Can I really expect them to work together?

    Brent
     
    Brent W. Hughes, Dec 15, 2003
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  2. Brent W. Hughes

    -=Plane Mad=- Guest

    You'll probably find if you are using Nicad's or NiMh's they're actually
    1.2v each (2.4v total)
    .....and the SD card will work fine.

    HTH

    Andy Mc
    -=Plane Mad=-
     
    -=Plane Mad=-, Dec 15, 2003
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