Which battery pack yields a data holding time of 60 days when SKL is powered down?

Which battery pack yields a data holding time of 60 days when SKL is powered down?

• A. High Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery Pack
• B. Standard Capacity Battery Pack
• C. None
• D. SKL device

Answer: (A)

Holding data for an extended period with the SKL powered down depends on how much energy is stored in the battery and how much power the SKL consumes in its low-power state. When the SKL isn’t active, only minimal current is drawn to keep essential memory alive, so the key is having enough energy reserve to sustain that state for days. A high-capacity Lithium-Ion pack provides significantly more stored energy than a standard pack, so it can support the SKL’s standby power long enough to meet a 60‑day holding period. A standard capacity pack simply doesn’t have enough energy to last that long, and the SKL itself isn’t a power source. Therefore, the high-capacity Lithium-Ion battery pack best meets the 60-day data holding requirement.

Holding data for an extended period with the SKL powered down depends on how much energy is stored in the battery and how much power the SKL consumes in its low-power state. When the SKL isn’t active, only minimal current is drawn to keep essential memory alive, so the key is having enough energy reserve to sustain that state for days. A high-capacity Lithium-Ion pack provides significantly more stored energy than a standard pack, so it can support the SKL’s standby power long enough to meet a 60‑day holding period. A standard capacity pack simply doesn’t have enough energy to last that long, and the SKL itself isn’t a power source. Therefore, the high-capacity Lithium-Ion battery pack best meets the 60-day data holding requirement.