Is there such a toy?
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Yes if you use a 1.5V blocking oscillator.
I want one that has the (over?) driver built into the LED... :)
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Some time ago Elektor did a front cover freebie; a tiny PCB with a dedicated LED drive chip and inductor for voltages down to 0.9V - that's probably as small as it gets.
Can't remember details but if you google Elektor and click contact from their home page, you can ask the editor.
You could use this simple circuit to work down to
Presumably this part?
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