On Fri, 19 Jan 2001 09:10:51 -0000, you wrote:

>>Is there any SERIAL real-time clock + EEPROM out there ? Could not find=
 it
>>from Dallas, Maxim, Atmel,...
>
>Philips do a serial RTC in their I2C range. I think it has CMOS ram as =
well -
>not much sense in EEPROM when you need a battery to run the clock :) =
Check out
>PCF8593 parts.
Many (most?)  RTC chips also have a small amount of SRAM built in. Not
much point in using EEPROM if you have a clock battery - the only
point of an eeprom here is if data robustness is really important
(e.g. calibration data) - there are sufficiently few times this is the
case that I doubt you'll find an RTC+EEPROM anywhere. EEPROMs are
hardly big or expensive so this is no big deal. =20

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