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HELP! Adding Battery Back-up

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From: ELECTRONIC MUSICIAN
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 16:05
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I am trying to add battery backup to one of my sound modules, and I was
wondering just how difficult or more precisely what the best way is to
go about it.  From what I understand, you locate all temporary memory
IC's disconnect the +5 from them, and then attach their power lines to a
circuit which switches between normal operating voltage during power up
situations and a 3.3 volt lithium during power down situations....is
this a correct assumption?  And if so what do you think the best
configuration is? Should I use a zener with a voltage comparator which
switches off the normal power and on the battery by way of diodes when
the voltage drops too low?  Any insight would be much appreciated.  I am
a computer engineer, but haven't had much exposure with battery backed
up ram systems (at least not at this level...)


Thanks,
E. M.
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Subject: HELP! Adding Battery Back-up
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