Controller Packs 3 SMBus Ports & Battery Manager

June 1, 1999
With the recent introduction of the ACPITroller II, designers are said to have access to the first keyboard controller to offer three SMBus ports and a smart battery system manager. The Zero-Power ports comply with v1.1 SBS and SMBus specs, including

With the recent introduction of the ACPITroller II, designers are said to have access to the first keyboard controller to offer three SMBus ports and a smart battery system manager. The Zero-Power ports comply with v1.1 SBS and SMBus specs, including providing the Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) feature- the firm's Zero-Power technology is designed to assure that the controller will always operate in "stop" mode without any data or event loss.Other circuitry found on the device include an ACPI-compliant embedded controller, an 8042 keyboard controller for commanding keyboard and mouse functions, and general-purpose I/O. Well-suited for use in notebook and other portable systems, the controller can operate from a 3V to 5V supply and consumes a miniscule 1 µA of current.

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