Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1989-05-31
1993-01-26
Shaw, Dale M.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364707, 364DIG1, 3642731, 364DIG2, 3649488, H02J 100, H02J 314, G01R 1900
Patent
active
051828103
ABSTRACT:
A battery-backed ancillary power-management chip, in combination with a battery-backed microprocessor or microcontroller, permits a low-power system to achieve a zero-power standby mode with full nonvolatility. The ancillary chip contains transmission gates which can cut off the connection between two other chips if one of them is turned off. This avoids problems of power leakage, substrate pumping, etc., when two chips which are connected together can be independently powered up or powered down.
Also provided is a portable data module, which includes a microprocessor and a large LCD display. The disclosed inventions permit the user to operate the display without powering up the microprocessor (to preserve a complex display, e.g. when the user has provided no inputs for a certain length of time), or to operate the microprocessor without the display (e.g. for data transfer or reduction operations).
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Bartling James E.
Deierling Kevin E.
Little Wendell L.
Dallas Semiconductor Corp.
Hauser Robert
Shaw Dale M.
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