Battery circuit for supplying power to an electronic device
AssigneeData General Corporation
InventorRobert P. Wierzbicki
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AssigneeData General Corporation
InventorRobert P. Wierzbicki
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A battery circuit for use in supplying power to an electronic device comprises a first battery source, a second battery source connected in parallel to the first battery source, a first auxiliary circuit for preventing the first battery source from being charged by the second battery source and for preventing a reverse voltage from being applied by the first battery source to the electronic device and a second auxiliary circuit for preventing the second battery source from being charged by the first battery source and for preventing a reverse voltage from being applied by the second battery source to the electronic device. The first auxiliary circuit includes a first MOSFET which has a first switching state and a second switching state and a first operational amplifier for controlling the switching state of the first MOSFET. The second auxiliary circuit is connected in series to the second battery source and includes a second MOSFET which has a first switching state and a second switching state and a second operational amplifier for controlling the switching state of the second MOSFET.
A battery circuit for use in supplying power to an electronic device, said battery circuit comprising:
A circuit connected to a first battery source for controlling the flow of current to the first battery source from a second battery source, the second battery source being connected in parallel with the first battery source, said circuit comprising:
A battery circuit for use in supplying power to an electronic device, said battery circuit comprising:
A battery circuit for use in supplying power to an electronic device, said battery circuit comprising:
A battery circuit for use in supplying power to an electronic device, said battery circuit comprising:
An auxiliary circuit comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.