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Design them so that they are resilient to brief power interruptions. 1 to
60 second power interruptions in many locations are frequent and require
re-programming of clocks ... a huge pain in the butt!
Which fails during a momentary power outage? Battery backup is non-existentEver heard of a real-time clock?
I think that "real-time clock" was a reference to devices like the DallasEver heard of a real-time clock?
Which fails during a momentary power outage? Battery backup is non-existent
in many consumer devices. They (the manufacturers) can't even bother to
include a decent energy storage capacitor on the dc supply circuit to smooth
out interruruptions of several seconds. The modern answering machine is a
prime example. The clock/calendar is mostly wrong. Here, in the septic
system where I live and swim, the power fluctuates (drops out for a second
or two) at least once a week and scrambles the clocks on the oven, the
microwave, and the answering machine.
---Ever heard of a real-time clock?
Which fails during a momentary power outage? Battery backup is non-existent
in many consumer devices. They (the manufacturers) can't even bother to
include a decent energy storage capacitor on the dc supply circuit to smooth
out interruruptions of several seconds. The modern answering machine is a
prime example. The clock/calendar is mostly wrong. Here, in the septic
system where I live and swim, the power fluctuates (drops out for a second
or two) at least once a week and scrambles the clocks on the oven, the
microwave, and the answering machine.
If I designed and sold annoyingly loud and useless guitar amplifiers, I
suppose I could understand this at a much deeper level. But, only a very
few of us are so gifted.
---On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 21:58:53 -0400, Charles wrote:
Ever heard of a real-time clock?
Which fails during a momentary power outage? Battery backup is non-existent
in many consumer devices. They (the manufacturers) can't even bother to
include a decent energy storage capacitor on the dc supply circuit to smooth
out interruruptions of several seconds. The modern answering machine is a
prime example. The clock/calendar is mostly wrong. Here, in the septic
system where I live and swim, the power fluctuates (drops out for a second
or two) at least once a week and scrambles the clocks on the oven, the
microwave, and the answering machine.
I think that "real-time clock" was a reference to devices like the Dallas
Semiconductor clock modules, which included a lithium cell big enough to
keep the clock alive for several years. Do computer manufacturers still
use those?
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 21:58:53 -0400, "Charles"
charlesschuler@comcast.net> wrote:
RTCs are well understood. Thanks for the link, in any case.Obviously. it appears you don't even know what a real-time clock is.
Here:
http://datasheets.maxim-ic.com/en/ds/DS1307.pdf
BTW, what's the reference to "annoyingly loud and useless guitar
amplifiers" about?
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On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 21:58:53 -0400, "Charles"
charlesschuler@comcast.net> wrote:
Obviously. it appears you don't even know what a real-time clock is.
Here:
http://datasheets.maxim-ic.com/en/ds/DS1307.pdf
BTW, what's the reference to "annoyingly loud and useless guitar
amplifiers" about?
RTCs are well understood. Thanks for the link, in any case.