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Greetings.
My board has a software clock/calendar derived from Timer_B clocked by a watch 32768 Hz watch crystal on LFXT1CLK.
Because DVCC can drop to 2.7V, LFXT1CLK then runs slow at 20480 Hz.
The design uses a supercapacitor as a back up supply, so it is not easy to provide a constant 3.3V. Low energy operation is a design priority.
I would appreciate suggestions on how to keep the time more accurate? A few seconds per day of error is acceptable.
JC
Hi JC,
You have another post with the same question, I have reply on that. We could keep in touch in that post.
Thanks.
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