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Re: CM11A hangup: Any better products?
In article <AQ8Pe.410$MN5.261@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, notthisjoergsch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Joerg) writes:
| This looks way different than mine. I have to look for the schematic
| tomorrow. If there were no crystal or resonator how would it ever be
| able to keep time? Mine holds to within a few minutes a year and temps
| range from 65F to 95F.
The CM11a does employ a resonator for the PIC's clock, but it uses a
separate free-running LC oscillator to generate the 120kHz carrier. (That's
the oscillator in the schematic.) The TM751 and the current RR501 generate
the 120kHz carrier from a PIC output, but the PIC's clock itself is an LC
oscillator. The TW523 and the original RR501 use free-running carrier
oscillators much like that in the CM11a.
Dan Lanciani
ddl@danlan.*com
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