RTC Time + EEPROM + Charging + Reseved DS18B20 Module, DS1307, I2C
$1.00
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Description
Module Feature:
- DS1307 I2C real-time clock chip (RTC)
- 24C32 32K I2C EEPROM memory
- On board lithium battery charging circuit
- NOT include coin battery (forbidden by shipment rules)
- you need to buy LIR2032 battery alone to use.
- When board is powered, battery will be charged, need about 5-6 hours.
- Fully charged, it can provide 1 year lifetime.
- Reserved DS18B20 socket.
- Compact design, 27mm * 28mm * 8.4mm
- Leads to the a DS1307 clock pin, to provide the clock signal for the MCU.
- Can be cascaded to other I2C devices.
About DS1307
DS1307 is a low power, with 56 bytes of non-volatile RAM BCD code clock calendar real-time clock chip, the address and data transmission through the two-wire bidirectional serial bus, the chip can be seconds, minutes, hours and other information , the number of days in each month can be adjusted automatically. And there is a leap year compensation function. AM / PM flag determines clock work 24-hour or 12-hour mode, the chip has a built-in power-sense circuit, brownout detection and battery switching function.
DS1307 features:
- Can account seconds, hours, minutes, monthly number of days, months, days of the week count with leap year compensation function. Record the year on line 2100.
- 56 bytes of non-volatile RAM
- Two-wire serial interface
- Programmable square-wave output
- Automatic power-down detection and switching circuit
- In battery backup mode, power consumption is less than 500nA
Additional information
| Weight | 0.008 kg |
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harry (verified owner) –
This is a very nice RTC module. It has even a DS18B20 temperature sensor on board. I was up and running within exactly 5 minutes by using this great and simple tutorial: http://bildr.org/2011/03/ds1307-arduino/. I will use this RTC for a project to remind to put the right garbage bin (we have 3 different bins) outside at the right time.
remymorra (verified owner) –
very good!!
zemlin (verified owner) –
Very Nice and simple module, no need to have a I2C Bridge setup. Also allows pins for adding additional I2C devices
Elad (verified owner) –
Very good build quality!
Great product
cly2 (verified owner) –
Very easy to use with the arduino’s library
no need to change the battery! Great
be carrefull: the batery must be charged a litle before use (just connect a while on suply)
Bessière (verified owner) –
Great module, working nice a very small
luismorais (verified owner) –
Nice RTC if your are only experimenting. Easy to integrate with Arduino. But not the best option if you are looking for accuracy. In my experience it looses 2 to 3 seconds a day.
muunokhoi (verified owner) –
Great clock so far. The two rows of pins do not line up right though. Makes it hard to plug both sides into a breadboard or perfboard.
nubcore (verified owner) –
Works well, nice and compact. The programmable interrupt output is a nice feature for power saving modes. There is a place to put a DS18B20 temperature sensor, however the board did not come with one populated, and I had to add my own to make use of this feature, which was easy enough to do.