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When I was at EELive this year, I stopped by the Cymbet booth and learned about a pretty neat integrated design they have just developed. It is a fairly ubiquitous function, the Real time clock (RTC), ...

For example, the Dallas DS12885 and DS12887 real time clock “chips” were available in a large package with an internal battery. The problem, of course, is that batteries die.

TransitionZero report shows India can achieve 70% RTC clean electricity by 2030, saving costs and reducing emissions ...

EnerChip RTC from Cymbet is being touted as the first all solid state device to combine a Real Time Clock chip, an integrated solid state rechargeable battery, and a PMIC in a ...

Hence RTC should be able to compensate for the inaccuracies in the clock and continue to generate accurate clock to the RTC counters thus maintaining accurate time. Compensation can be done by ...

"Maxim's real-time clock delivers accurate timekeeping while extending battery life and saving power for always-on, space- and power-constrained applications," said Binay Bajaj, business ...

Players who enjoy the sense of completing something using real-world time will love what the following games have to offer.

Developers, makers and hobbyists looking for a real time clock module complete with an Arduino library, may be interested in the Kraztech Real Time Clock Module created by developer Christopher ...

When the clock resets every time the computer turns on, it’s time to replace the backup battery on its motherboard.