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-AVR® 8-bit microcontrollers include several sleep modes to save power. The AVR device can also lower power consumption by shutting down the clock for select peripherals via a register setting. That register is called the Power Reduction Register (PRR), as presented in figure {{ref>avr_prrdetails}}. The Power Reduction Register (PRR) is another place where AVR families differ quite a bit — sometimes even more than SMCR. If SMCR controls how deeply the CPU sleeps, then PRR controls which peripherals are powered at all.+AVR 8-bit microcontrollers include several sleep modes to save power. The AVR device can also lower power consumption by shutting down the clock for select peripherals via a register setting. That register is called the Power Reduction Register (PRR), as presented in figure {{ref>avr_prrdetails}}. The Power Reduction Register (PRR) is another place where AVR families differ quite a bit — sometimes even more than SMCR. If SMCR controls how deeply the CPU sleeps, then PRR controls which peripherals are powered at all.
  
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