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Real-Time Clocks (RTCs)

ABLIC Real-Time Clock (RTC)

 

A real-time clock (RTC) is an IC equipped with a timekeeping function, used in systems that need to keep time even when the main device (such as an MCU) is powered off.
   ABLIC's real-time clocks achieve longer battery life with an ultra-low current consumption of 0.25μA. Furthermore, they feature high-accuracy clock correction with a minimum resolution of 1ppm, a constant 32kHz output, an expansion alarm, a 24-bit up counter, and an ultra-small 2.46×1.97mm package, enabling one of the world's smallest real-time clocks. As a result, they offer time management solutions for various applications, including housing and industrial equipment.

 

 

Series Name

Features

Interface

Current consumption (3.0V) [μA]

Power supply voltage that allows   communication [V]

Operation temp. [°C]

S-35190A

Super-low 0.25μA current consumption

3-wire

0.25

1.3-5.5

-40-85

S-35192A

Constant 32kHz output

3-wire

0.45

1.3-5.5

-40-85

S-35390A

Super-low 0.25μA current consumption

2-wire

0.25

1.3-5.5

-40-85

S-35391A

A product having different device code   from S-35390A

2-wire

0.25

1.3-5.5

-40-85

S-35392A

Constant 32kHz output

2-wire

0.45

1.3-5.5

-40-85

S-35399A03

Alarm settable to day/month/year,   24-bit counter

2-wire

0.34

1.3-5.5

-40-85

 

 

For Automotive

 

Series Name

Features

Interface

Current consumption (3.0V, 25°C) [μA]

Operation voltage [V]

Operation temp.[°C]

S-35190A H

Clock correction, free user register

3-wire

0.25

1.3-5.5

-40-105

S-35390A H

Clock correction, free user register

2-wire

0.25

1.3-5.5

-40-105