Yes, where can I get one?

/Ruben

> On RTC, I'd like a separate chip with an in package resonator (quartz or
> MEMS) where the resonator and oscillator are well matched and temperature
> compensated like the old Mostek MT48T02 TimeKeeper RAM. Further, I'd like
> the chip to just be a 64 bit counter that advances once per second. I'll
> use time.h to convert a Unix time stamp into whatever format I may need
> for display. A Unix time stamp makes handling time zones easy. The RTC is
> always UTC. Add an offset to get the time anywhere. Add another offset fo=
r
> DST. Times are logged as the time stamp, taking much less space then a
> bunch of BCD out of an RTC, and, with time.h, much easier to deal with.
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