Real Time Clock

Reference Design using part DS1305 by Analog Devices

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Manufacturer

Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Clock and Timing
  • Product Type
    Real Time Clock

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  • Power Meter
  • Servers

Description

  • Interfacing DS1305 Real Time Clock With an 8051-Type Microcontroller. Example code shows basic interface routines

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LM7805MPX/NOPB Texas Instruments Linear Regulators Standard Regulator Pos 5V 1.5A 4-Pin(3+Tab) SOT-223 T/R Buy
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