Low cost real time clock IC features precise timing

A real time clock IC is claimed to be able to deliver extremely accurate application timing for maximum-accuracy time stamps is achieved at a minimal cost. The RTC1010 has been developed by clocking specialist PETERMANN-TECHNIK with integrated quartz and digitally temperature-compensated oscillator (DTCXO).

Temperature stability is ±5 ppm within the -40° C to +85° C range, which makes a highly accurate absolute time offset of 15 seconds possible over that temperature range. In addition, the device is pin-compatible with many different manufacturers.

The 400 kHz I²C bus interface makes for easy integration into the application. In addition to numerous calendar functions, the RTC1010 offers an adjustable frequency output that provides a choice of highly accurate output frequencies (CMOS): 32,768 kHz, 1,024 kHz or 1 Hz (for pulse-per-second applications). The output frequencies can be used to clock phase-locked loops or to generate other system frequencies.

The RTC1010 in its compact 14-pin plastic housing can be operated at supply voltages from 1.6 V to approx. 5.5 V. 3.0 V is typical. At 3 V, the power consumption of the RTC1010 is less than 1.8 µA, making the RTC extremely well suited for battery-operated applications.

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