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MAS9011 - Solar Cell Systems Manager IC

General Description

The solar cell system manager is an analog circuit, which monitors the supply voltage of a batterypowered system containing solar cells.

The solar manager uses three output signals to indicate the state of the system.

Key Features

  • Power On Indicator Low Battery Indicator Battery Overcharging Protection.

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Datasheet Details

Part number MAS9011
Manufacturer Micro Analog Systems
File Size 179.46 KB
Description Solar Cell Systems Manager IC
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www.DataSheet4U.com DA9011.001 28 Jan 2004 MAS9011 This is preliminary information on a new product under development. Micro Analog Systems Oy reserves the right to make any changes without notice. Solar Cell System Manager • Power On Indicator • Low Battery Indicator • Battery Overcharging Protection DESCRIPTION The solar cell system manager is an analog circuit, which monitors the supply voltage of a batterypowered system containing solar cells. The solar manager uses three output signals to indicate the state of the system. Power On (PO) indicates whether the supply voltage is high enough to run the system. Low Battery (LB) is used to signal the situation where the battery is low. The third signal, SOL, is used for battery charging control.