DS1302S/T&R

Real Time Clocks Analog Devices, Inc. DS1302S/T&R Overview

The DS1302S/T&R by Analog Devices, Inc. is a real-time clock/calendar IC that offers a robust serial interface, housed in a compact 8SOIC package. This integrated circuit is designed to manage timekeeping with precision in microcontroller-based systems. Featuring a trickle-charge timekeeping chip that contains a real-time clock/calendar and 31 bytes of static RAM, this IC efficiently addresses the need for accurate time tracking in electronic devices. With its low-power consumption and full clock/calendar functionality, this product is ideal for applications requiring reliable timekeeping over long periods, making it a valuable component for a variety of industrial and commercial applications.

DS1302S/T&R Features

This Real Time Clock IC from Analog Devices incorporates multiple features that enhance its utility and reliability. Key features include:

• Full calendar functionality with seconds, minutes, hours, day, date, month, and year timing.
• Automatic adjustment for months with fewer than 31 days, including corrections for leap year.
• Serial interface for easy communication with microcontrollers.
• Low power consumption ensures longevity and reliability in battery-powered applications.
• Trickle-charge capability, allowing the device to operate with backup battery power during power failures.

DS1302S/T&R Applications

• Consumer Electronics: Used in devices such as smart watches and other wearable technology to manage time effectively and ensure synchronized operations.
• Home Appliances: Integrated into smart home systems like programmable thermostats and home automation controllers to track time for scheduling and automation tasks.
• Industrial Equipment: Helps in maintaining time logs and managing operational schedules in machinery and industrial automation systems.
• Healthcare Devices: Employed in medical equipment like patient monitoring systems and sleep apnea machines to record and manage operation times.
• Office Equipment: Utilized in networked office devices such as printers and fax machines for time-stamping documents and managing device sleep and wake cycles.