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Current comsumed by a typical SIM card?

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I want to know if a SIM Card can be powered through a Microcontroller, thus can somone tell me the current consumed by by the Power Pin (VCC) of the SIM Card? I know that there are different classes to SIM cards.. but I just want a typical figure.. not exact.

I dont want to use a transister if I can source the current through a Microcontroler. thank you for your responses and time.
 

If i supply 3.6 volts to a 1.8V sim, would it cause any damage to it?

p.s : i just tried suplying 3.8V from a LiPo battery to a SIM card that takes in 1.8V. Afterwards I tested it. It works perfectly. I just want to know the current used by the SIM Card now. An approximate value will be more than enough.
 
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Obvious enough, the excess supply will burn the chip and render it useless
 

I tried giving the SIM Card 3.6 Volts. Nothing happened. Im wondering if you have an idea of the current required by the SIM Cards VCC.
 

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