Integrated power-sense circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Plural supply circuits or sources – Substitute or emergency source

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307150, H02J 734

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051305623

ABSTRACT:
A power-sense circuit for use in an integrated circuit provides an indication when back-up battery power is lost when the integrated circuit main power supply was off. The power-sense circuit is fully integrated within the integrated circuit and includes a battery sensor, a main power sensor, a latch, and an output coupled to the latch which provides a power-sense signal which is at a first binary state when back-up battery power had been lost and a second binary state indicating that main power had been reinstated to the integrated circuit.

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