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Figure 1: In a basic RTC timing circuit, a crystal oscillator controls a countdown chain that updates registers containing date and time values. (Image source: Maxim Integrated)
The availability of Maxim Integrated’s low-power MAX31341B RTC allows developers to take full advantage of the lowest-power modes in advanced microcontrollers while still meeting clock accuracy requirements, despite its extended offline operation.
Figure 2: Maxim Integrated’s MAX31341B consumes a timing current of 180 nA and integrates full RTC functionality in a 2 mm x 1.5 mm package. (Image source: Maxim Integrated)
When programmed in this mode, the MAX31341B’s AIN pin serves as the output port of a continuous slow-charge chain comprising a selectable diode, a Zener, and a choice of three internal resistor paths to set the desired charge current level (Figure 3).

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The internal real time clock of the PC has a utility that goes far beyond showing you the time in the taskbar, and as we are going to explain below literally the PC could not work without it. Why? We will explain it in depth in a moment, but as a preview we will tell you that without this clock the PC processor would not know when it has to make the calculations.
Your PC’s real-time clock must be able to keep accurate time even when the device is off, as it is often used as a trigger to turn on the device or to trigger events such as alarm clocks. Integrated circuits in older systems use lithium batteries, while some modern devices make use of auxiliary batteries (such as the battery we mentioned) or even supercapacitors for this purpose. RTC ICs that use supercapacitors are rechargeable and can be soldered if desired, but as mentioned above, today most use a battery that, when removed, resets the RTC to its starting point (and the system has to be reset).

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Good morning everyone I’m starting and I got a toshiba satellite c55-b5302 laptop which gives the error rtc battery low but when I uncover I notice that it has no rtc battery on the motherboard. has anyone had the same problem? how do I solve it if you have no battery to change? the bios has version 1.40. thanks.
OK I continue telling you about my case with the toshiba. reading in one of many forums there is a person who raised his case in toshiba of usa, and as it was clear that the main battery fulfills in some way the role of the rtc battery a suggestion they gave was to replace the main battery but when I asked the person in question told me that the replacement of the main battery does not correct the problem and that he has it plugged in with his charger and has not gone more the error. now today doing tests again I thought about charging the battery full and leave it plugged also with the charger to see what happens, it turns out that the laptop once fully charged (says 100% without charging) even when the charger is on, it turns out that it turned off by itself derrepente and did not want to turn on more for a while, only lights the light around the button, the front led of wifi and the battery charged for a few seconds and turn off all, not heard trying to start anything, after trying several times giving the power button and leaving a while still and without the charger connected back on and immediately appears the message rtc low battery and sends me to the bios. and already this critical because it does not last almost nothing to turn off and again show the message rtc low battery.quisiera me orientaran where I start … as I said I’m starting on this … Thanks

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Hello I am doing a project in which I need to know the time, in this case I would like to know if the integrated while it is powered with 5 volts is consuming battery of the three volt battery? In either case I would like to know the estimated battery life. thanks.
These batteries have to be rechargeable, because the DS recharges them while it is powered, remember that the battery is only used to keep the data in the DS memory and to keep the clock running. This battery will not show the time or anything else on the display.
Quote from: redep on October 23, 2008, 15:10:31:31In either case I would like to know the estimated battery life.thanks Look at what the data says: A lithium battery with 48mAhr or greater will back upthe DS1307 for more than 10 years in the absence of power at +25°C.
Haha, if it doesn’t say it in the datasheet it’s better not to believe it. Also, I have seen circuits that use the ds1307 and to charge the battery they make their own charger with some diodes and resistors towards the battery.Salu2.