Backup power for SBC

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berkinet
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Backup power for SBC

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I would like a short-term backup power supply for an SBC4. It needn't last more than a minute or two. The idea is just to let the SBC send a notification of a power failure (detected on a Digital Input). Ideally, this would be a small Li-ion or Lipo battery and it would just float on the power supply/charger.

Also, extra points if the power-supply could be mounted on a DIN rail.

Ideas?
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Re: Backup power for SBC

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There are a bunch of devices that perform these kind of functions for RPi

They supply 5V

From that get a 5V to 9V DC-DC booster board and then power the SBC

the RPi UPS's are available and the DC-DC modules are available - then make a housing?

Other option would be to just use a stack of primary cells and a pair diodes as an OR

For example power the SBC from 15V
and then add a 12V Primary cell pack using something like the energizer lithium alkaline cells with 15 year shelf life
the lithium cells are unused until you need them.

nothing in a DIN mount thou...
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Re: Backup power for SBC

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maxdvdt wrote: Mon Aug 28, 2023 10:54 am There are a bunch of devices that perform these kind of functions for RPi
Thanks. I will look into this.
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