I hink the invertor should work even on something like 1V, not so sure about the 4066.

TheDag, here is the regulator:

 

TheDag, here is the regulator:

Since the resistor from the output to the ADJ terminal is 240 ohms then an expensive LM117 regulator must be used because the 240 ohm resistor provides its minimum load current of 5mA.
But a less expensive LM317 uses a 120 ohm resistor and the other resistor also must be halved.

 

Thanks, i missed that. I was silly to assume that a LM317 calculator uses correct default resistor.

 

Nearly all LM317 calculators on the internet see the 240 ohm resistor on National Semiconductor's first page of their datasheet and on nearly every other page. But they don't notice that is shows the more expensive LM117.

 

Thanks for all, BTW I think I know how this switch works (not sure enough) :
One pad connecting to microcontroller, and one pad connected to battery+.
And when the switch short this 2 pads, the volts power up the microcontroller and the device is powered up.
Is this correct?

Thanks.

 

Yes that is the way it probably works.

 

So, the circuit you built for me, fit for this way?

 

So, the circuit you built for me, fit for this way?

Please translate into English.

 

Wtf, you are here to laugh at me?

 

Wtf, you are here to laugh at me?

I was not laughing at you, instead I did not understand what you said.
Many people on these forums speak different languages.

You said, "fit for this way" which does not make sense in English.

Maybe you mean, "will the circuit do what I want?"

 

Exactly!!!

 

Kubeek?
Please connect ICQ