AN-1006 [CYMBET]

Backing Up Epson Toyocom Real-Time Clock Chips; 备份爱普生拓优科梦实时时钟芯片
AN-1006
型号: AN-1006
厂家: CYMBET CORPORATION    CYMBET CORPORATION
描述:

Backing Up Epson Toyocom Real-Time Clock Chips
备份爱普生拓优科梦实时时钟芯片

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AN-1006  
Application Note  
Backing Up Epson Toyocom Real-Time Clock Chips  
A Demonstration Tool for Cymbet™ EnerChip™  
Solid State Thin Film Rechargeable Batteries  
is fully charged. At full charge, the current is in the sub-nanoamps. A  
simple but effective technique prevents the battery from discharging  
through the charging circuit or the power supply during primary  
power outages.  
The Cypress USB-to-I2C converter board was chosen to provide a  
cost effective way of programming the Epson RTC-8564 JE real time  
clock chip and to use the display and operating system of a notebook  
computer to provide a graphical user interface (GUI). The board also  
provides a convenient way to power the clock chip and charge the  
Cymbet solid state battery.  
To charge the battery, operate the system with the Demo Board  
connected for at least 30 minutes. The battery will be charged to 80%  
within 30 minutes and to 100% after 45 minutes. Please see AN-1003  
for details on battery charging times.  
Figure 1. Cymbet Demo Kit for Epson Toyocom RTC chips.  
System Operation  
Introduction  
Overview  
Cymbet™ EnerChip™ solid state, thin film batteries are ideal  
The demo system utilizes a Microsoft Windows™ based computer  
as rechargeable backup power sources for real-time clock  
with a USB interface. Upon connection, the RTC Demo Board will  
(RTC) chips, memories, microcontrollers and other low-power  
have its time set or read via the computer. The Board will then be  
circuits where data or timing information must be retained in  
disconnected from the USB-to-I2C converter, and the GUI will blank  
the absence of primary power. They come in standard  
the time display digits. When the Demo Board is again connected to  
integrated circuit packages and can be reflow soldered for high  
USB-to-I2C converter, the correct updated time will be shown by the  
volume PCB assembly.  
GUI since the RTC module has been powered by the Cymbet battery.  
This application note describes a test/demo kit and test proce-  
Installing the Software  
dures which allows a user to evaluate Cymbet batteries as a  
backup for Epson Toyocom RTC chips. This system consists  
of the following items:  
Open the .zip file and copy the contents into a directory on your  
computer. The files should include PSoCfirstTouchUSBNetLib.dll,  
RTCDemo.exe and logo1.bmp. The software will not work if installed  
on a network drive. To start the GUI, click on the RTCDemo icon. If  
there is a warning, go to the Microsoft website, download the .net  
Framework update, and install  
1. Cymbet Epson RTC Demo Board (upper right in Figure  
1). Includes a Cymbet CBC050 50-µAh battery, a Cymbet  
CBC012 12-µAh battery, the same battery charging circuit  
as Cymbet’s EVAL-01 board, and an Epson Toyocom  
RTC-8564 JE real-time clock chip.  
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/Search.aspx?displaylang=en  
Running the System  
2. CD ROM with Cymbet software.  
3. Cypress Semiconductor USB-to-I2C Bridge Kit, CY3240-  
I2USB. Includes a USB-to-I2C converter board (upper left  
in Figure 1) and a USB cable. Cypress kit or equivalent to  
be furnished by user.  
Caution: to minimize the possibility of damaging the demo system,  
make sure power is off whenever separating or mating the Demo  
Board with the USB-to-I2C converter. Do this by turning off the RTC  
power button in the GUI, or disconnect the USB connector at the  
personal computer or USB-to-I2C converter board.  
The Cymbet Epson RTC Demo Board uses the Cymbet  
EVAL-01 circuit to charge an on-board Cymbet battery at a  
constant voltage. Please see AN-1003 for details. As the  
battery is charging, the charging current drops until the battery  
© Cymbet Corporation 18326 Joplin Street, Elk River, MN 55330 763-633-1780 www.cymbet.com  
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GUI Description  
6) Turn off RTC Power and separate the Cymbet Demo Board  
from the USB-to-I2C converter board.  
The graphical user interface (GUI) is shown in Figure 2. The  
GUI has fields to display hours, minutes and seconds, status of  
the low voltage indicator of the Epson RTC module, and status  
of the USB link. The GUI also provides fields to turn power on  
and off to the Demo Board and to set the time.  
7) Verify that RTC power is off, as indicated by the GUI, then  
connect the Demo Board to the USB-to-I2C converter.  
8) Turn on the RTC Power button in the GUI and note that the  
correct indicated time is still being displayed.  
9) If the EnerChip cell is depleted, the VL indicator (voltage low)  
will be displayed in the GUI. In this case, then the operation of  
the Epson RTC module is in an unknown state and indications  
are not valid. To clear the VL indicator, set a new time. The  
VL indicator can be forced to activate by pulling the BAT  
ENB shunt jumper J3 (see Figure 3) from the backside of the  
Demo Board and then turning off the RTC Power button.  
Performance  
The Epson RTC-8564 JE real time clock module has a typical  
current draw of 310 nA at 4V. As shown in Figure 4, it will  
run continuously 42 hours when powered by a 12 µAh Cymbet  
thin film battery and for 7 days when powered by 50 µAh  
battery.  
Figure 2. Graphical User Interface (GUI).  
Normal operation  
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1) Connect shunt jumper J3 to the two pins on the bottom of the  
Cymbet Epson RTC demo board. This jumper enables the  
Cymbet cell to provide backup power to the Epson RTC-8564  
JE real time clock module.  
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Figure 3. Connection of Cypress and Cymbet boards.  
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2) Connect the Cypress USB-to-I2C converter to the Cymbet  
Demo Board as shown in Figure 3.  
3) Connect the USB cable between the PC and USB-to-I2C  
Figure 4. Battery voltage applied to RTC.  
converter board.  
4) Power up the computer if not already done and open the GUI  
by clicking on the RTCdemo icon.  
5) Verify that USB status is connected. Set RTC power to on. Set  
appropriate time if needed. Note: when the GUI is first run it  
will pick up the system time and put it into the set time field at  
the bottom of the GUI. If it will be a more than a few minutes  
before the time will be set into the Epson RTC-8564 JE real  
time clock module it may be faster to restart the GUI instead  
of using the up and down arrows to set the time in the set time  
field.  
© Cymbet Corporation 18326 Joplin Street, Elk River, MN 55330 763-633-1780 www.cymbet.com  
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Figure 3. Schematic, Cymbet Epson RTC Demo Board.  
Note: Cypress is a Registered Trademark of Cypress Corporation. All other referenced terms or product names are the property of their  
respective owners.  
© Cymbet Corporation 18326 Joplin Street, Elk River, MN 55330 763-633-1780 www.cymbet.com  
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