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Arduino Real Time Clock Tutorial using DS1307
In the Arduino Real Time Clock Tutorial, we will learn about Real Time Clock (RTC) and how Arduino and Real Time Clock IC DS1307 are interfaced as a time keeping device. If you recall, we have already implemented an Arduino Alarm Clock using RTC DS1307 in an earlier project. But that project didn’t cover the basics of Real Time Clock or RTC, the specifications of DS1307 RTC IC and how to interface a Real Time Clock like DS1307 or DS3231 with Arduino Overview An RTC or Real Time Clock is a Timekeeping device, usually in the form of an Integrated Circuit (IC). An RTC is battery powered and keeps track of the current time even when there is no power. Real Time Clock ICs are present in computers, servers, many embedded systems and in fact they are used wherever it is required to keep an accurate time. Why do we need a Real Time Clock (RTC)? Even though Arduino and almost all microcontrollers have built-in timers and timekeepers (millis () in case of Arduino), the...
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Generating PWM signals on GPIO pins of PIC Microcontroller EMBEDDED By Aswinth Raj Oct 29, 2018 1 Generating PWM signals on GPIO pins of PIC Microcontroller: Controlling Servo Motor PWM signal generation is a vital tool in every embedded engineers arsenal, they come in very handy for lot of applications like controlling the position of servo motor, switching few power electronic ICs in converters/invertors and even for a simple LED brightness control . In PIC microcontrollers PWM signals can be generated using the Compare, Capture and PWM (CCP) modules by setting the required Registers, we have already learnt how to do that in the PIC PWM tutorial . But there is one considerable drawback with that method. The PIC16F877A can generate PWM signals only on pins RC1 and RC2, if we use the CCP modules. But we might encounter situations, where we need more pins to have PWM functionality. For instance in my case, I want to ...

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