Method and circuit for backing up memory and calender

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Computer power control

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713310, 713330, 713340, 713100, 702 58, 702 61, 702 63, 705401, 705410, 307 66, G06F 126, G06F 128

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061638463

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method far backing up memory and calendar, which has the steps of: providing a back-up power source for the calendar separated from the back-up power source for both the memory and the calendar; and continuing to back up the calendar by the separated back-up power source even after stopping the backing-up of the memory. Also disclosed is a circuit for backing up memory and calendar, which has a first power source circuit to supply back-up current to both the memory and the calendar; and a second power source circuit to supply continuously back-up current to the calendar when the supply of back-up current to the memory stops due to reduction in the capacity of the first power source circuit.

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