Chip Selection - Digital Timer w/ onboard EEPROM configuration storage, and timer reset trigger pin

Matt Survilo

I'm looking for an IC that I can communicate with over SPI or I2C.

I'd like to send it a specific delay value (5-10 minutes) which it will recall from EEPROM on startup. Watch a pin and if the pin changes levels it will start the timer. If the pin goes back to the default level the timer will reset. Ocassionally I may want to update the delay stored in the EEPROM. Any ideas for a single chip that could accomplish this without using an MCU?

over 2 years ago

0 Evan Su over 2 years ago

TI__Genius 14770 points

Hi Matt,

I have paged our timer expert, however he is currently out of the office on travel. He will get back to you when available. I can also contact our timer marketing expert if needed.

Best,

Evan Su

0 Matt Survilo over 2 years ago in reply to Evan Su

Prodigy 10 points

Excellent, thank you Evan!

0 Noel Fung over 2 years ago in reply to Matt Survilo

TI__Guru* 98350 points

Hi Matt,

Unfortunately we don't have timing device that can read EEPROM.

We do have some timer products that can generate a configurable time interval and do watch dog but they don't support EEPROM.

https://www.ti.com/clocks-timing/real-time-clocks-timers/products.html#404=Nanotimer&

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Chip Selection - Digital Timer w/ onboard EEPROM configuration storage, and timer reset trigger pin