| ??? 05/15/03 16:29 Read: times |
#45546 - RE: non stop clock (always on) Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Go to the Dallas/Maxim website. The have a number of RTC chips, some with built-in batteries, and some without (but they also have the power management chips to properly interface your own battery).
Philips also has a number of RTC chips. Take a look at them, and see what fits your needs. Dennis |
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