MCP79410T-I/MS Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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The MCP79410T-I/MS is a sophisticated Real Time Clock (RTC) used for timekeeping and scheduling functions in a variety of devices and applications. This RTC is reliable, efficient, and accurate, making it the perfect choice for your application’s timing needs.

The MCP79410T-I/MS is equipped with several features that make it ideal for a wide range of applications. This timekeeper includes programmable alarms, battery-backed SRAM and EEPROM, clock/calendar and temperature sensor. These features make it well-suited for use in many applications such as PDAs, servers, telecommunications systems, robotic control, data acquisition systems, medical equipment, and many more.

The MCP79410T-I/MS works on a highly accurate oscillator circuit, which keeps the clock ticking at a low rate of consumption. The clock/calendar and temperature sensor are based on an automated circuit, keeping all information accurate and evenly spaced. This clock also has battery-backed SRAM and EEPROM that writes and stores data in case of power failure.

The MCP79410T-I/MS includes two built-in programmable alarms that let you set pre-defined times for certain events. This is useful for repetitive or timed tasks in your application, as it allows you to schedule them and forget about them. The clock also includes an accurate temperature sensor that measures ambient temperatures and helps you factor in environmental conditions for better control.

The MCP79410T-I/MS is a powerful and user friendly Real Time Clock that will provide reliable and accurate timekeeping in a variety of applications. It is easy to set up and use, and offers the user lengthy battery life and low power consumption. This RTC provides the perfect timing solution for most applications, making it a must-have for any project involving timekeeping.

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