| ??? 01/30/04 16:29 Read: times |
#63692 - RE: 8051 clock Responding to: ???'s previous message |
If the application is battery powered and you have no mains synch available ,it is possible to use a cmos inverter stage (4069) to drive a clock crystal (32.768 KHz)-> fed into a 15 stage binary counter -> to obtain a 1 second square wave (a 4020 will divide down to 2hz...which you can halve in software). Although all this and more can be found internally to most RTCs. |
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