A true backup battery, the power supply with hold-up board is composed of capacitors, stores energy in the form of electrical charges, and thus ensures continuity of power supply in the event of a disturbance or outage.
When a capacitor, whether ceramic, polypropylene or another type, is connected to a direct current source, it stores energy in the form of an electric field. Once disconnected from the source, the capacitor retains this energy without resistance and without the need for any additional printed circuit board programming.
This system requires no control; energy is stored and released autonomously, with no visual indicator, such as an LED or dial, to signal its operating status. No calibration or voltage measurement is necessary, and there is no monitoring or surveillance at the capacitor's electrical terminals.
This simple and reliable process maintains the stability of embedded electronic systems, even in the event of a sudden power cut or variation.