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MAX1259 - Battery Manager

General Description

The MAX1259 battery manager provides backup-battery switching for CMOS RAM, microprocessors, or other lowpower logic ICs.

It automatically switches to the backup battery when the primary power supply is interrupted.

Key Features

  • Switches to Backup Battery if Power Fails.
  • Consumes Less than 100nA of Battery Current.
  • Power-Fail Output Signals Primary Power-Supply Loss.
  • Battery Monitor Indicates Low Battery.
  • Battery Can Be Disconnected to Prevent Discharge During Shipping.
  • Battery Automatically Reconnected when VCC is Applied.
  • Pin-Compatible with the DS1259.
  • Supply Current Three Times Lower than DS1259.
  • Available in Extended-Industri.

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MAX1259 Battery Manager General Description The MAX1259 battery manager provides backup-battery switching for CMOS RAM, microprocessors, or other lowpower logic ICs. It automatically switches to the backup battery when the primary power supply is interrupted. Low-loss switches guarantee an input-to-output differential of only 200mV while supplying 250mA from the primary power supply or 15mA from the battery. Battery discharge during shipping does not occur in the MAX1259, since the backup battery can be disconnected by strobing the RST input. A battery-fail output signal indicates when the backup battery is below +2V, and a power-fail output signal indicates when the primary power supply is low.