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MK48Z08118/09119(B)-15/20/25DATA RETENTION TIMEAbout Figure 8Figure 8 illustrates how expected MK48Z08l18109119battery life is influenced by temperature. The lifeof the battery is controlled by temperature and isvirtually independent of the percentage of time theMK48Z08/18/09/19 spends in battery back-up mode.Battery life predictions presented in Figure 8 areextrapolated from temperature accelerated life-testdata collected in over 100 million device hours pfcontinuing bare cell and encapsulated cell batterytesting by SGS.:rHOMSON. Obviously, temperatureaccelerated testing cannot identify non-temperaturedependent failure mechanisms. However, in viewof the fact that no random cell failures have beenrecorded in any of SGS-THOMSON's ongoing batterytesting since it began in 1982, we believe thelikelihood of such failure mechanisms surfacing isextremely poor. For the purpose of this testing, acell failure is defined as the inability of a cell stabilizedat 25"C to produce a 2.4 volt closed-circuit voltageacross a 250K ohm load resistance.A Special Note: The summary presented inFigure 8 represents a conservative analysisof the data presently available. While SGS­THOMSON is most likely in possession of thelargest collection of battery life data of this kindin the world, the results presented should notbe considered absolute or final; they can beexpected to change as yet more data becomesavailable. We believe that future read-pointsof life tests presently under way and improvementsin the battery technology itself will resultin a continuing improvement of these figures.Two end of life curves are presented in Figure 8.They are labeled ''Average (t50%)" and "(tl%)'"These terms relate to the probability that a givennumber of failures will have accumulated by a particularpoint in time. If, for example, expected lifeat 70°C is at issue, Figure 8 indicates that a particularMK48Z08/18/09/19 has a 1% chance of havinga battery failure 11 years into its life and a 50%chance of failure at the 19 year mark. Conversely,given a sample of devices, 1% of them can be expectedto experience battery failure within 11 years;50% of them can be expected to fail within 19 years.The t 1% figure represents the practical onset ofwear-out, and is therefore suitable for use in whatwould normally be though of as a worst-case analysis.The t50% figure represents "normal" or "average"life. It is, therefore, accurate to say that theaverage device will last "t50%'"Battery life is defined as beginning on the date ofmanufacture. Each MK48Z08/18/09/19 is markedwith a four digit manufacturing date code in the formYYWW (Example: 8502 = 1985, week 2).Calculating Predicted Battery LifeAs Figure 8 indicates, the predicted life of the batteryin the MK48Z08118/09119 is a function of temperature.The back-up. current required by the<strong>memory</strong> matrix in the MK48Z08/18/09119 is so lowthat it has negligible influence on battery life.Because predicted battery life is dependent uponapplication controlled variables, only the user canestimate predicted battery life in a given design. Aslong as ambient temperature is held reasonablyconstant, expected life can be read directly fromFigure 8. If the MK48Z08l18/09/19 spends an appreciableamount of time at a variety of temperatures,the following equations should be used toestimate battery life.Predicted Battery Life = __________ 1 ________ _[(TA1ITT)/BL1)]+[(TA2ITT)/BL2]+··· +[(TAn/TT)/BLn)]Where T<strong>Al</strong>, TA2, TAn = Time at Ambient Temperature 1, 2, etc.n = Total Time = T<strong>Al</strong> + TA2 + ... + TAnBL 1, BL2, BLn = Predicted Battery Lifetime at Temp 1, Temp 2, etc. (see Figure 8).EXAMPLE PREDICTED BATTERY LIFE CALCULATIONA cash registerlterminal operates in an environmentwhere the MK48Z08l18109/19 is exposed to temperaturesof 30°C (86°F) or less for 3066 hrs/yr; tem­peratures greater than 25°C, but less than 4O"C(104 OF), for 5256 hrs/yr; and temperatures greaterthan 40°C, but less than 70°C (158°F), for the remaining438 hrs/yr.Reading predicted t1% life values from Figure 8; BLI = 300 yrs., BL2 = 175 yrs., BL3 = 11.4 yrs.Total Time (TT) = 8760 hrs.lyr. T<strong>Al</strong> = 3066 hrs./yr. TA2 =5256 hrs./yr. TA3 = 438. hrs.lyr.Predicted Battery Life ~ 1[(3066/8760)/300)+[(5256/8760)/175]+[(438/8760)/11.4]~ 111.3 yrs.8/12320

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