Introduction to PCF8563 Real-time Clock/Calendar Chip

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Overview
    PCF8563 is a low-power CMOS real-time clock/calendar chip, which provides a programmable clock output, an interrupt output and a power-off detector. All addresses and data are transmitted serially through the I2C bus interface. The maximum bus speed is 400Kbits/s. After each read and write of data, the embedded word address register will automatically increase.

Features
 Low operating current: 0.25μA typical (VDD=3.0V, Tamb=25℃);
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 Large operating voltage range: 1.0~5.5V;
 Low sleep current: 0.25μA typical (VDD=3.0V, Tamb=25℃);
 400KHz I2C bus interface (VDD=1.8~5.5V);
 Programmable clock output frequency: 32.768KHz, 1024Hz, 32Hz, 1Hz;
 Alarm and timer;
 Power failure detector;
 Internal integrated oscillator capacitor;
 On-chip power reset function;
 I2C bus slave address: Read: 0A3H; Write: 0A2H;
 Open drain interrupt pin.

Applications
 Mobile phones;
 Portable instruments;
 Fax machines;
 Battery-powered products.


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