Small electronic device capable of switching batteries by releas

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

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307 66, 307 86, 307150, H02J 906

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051480425

ABSTRACT:
A small electronic device includes first and second locking devices which releasably lock the batteries on a first and second mounting portions, first and second detectors which respectively detect that the locked conditions of first and second locking devices have been released, first and second switches for connecting the first and second batteries to a power supply node. The electronic device also includes a control unit which turns on the first switch to connect the first battery to the power supply node, and switches from an off state to an on state the second switch in response to a detection signal from the first detector.

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