The radio clock module begins radio receipts to the synchronisation with the MSF signal automatically several times during the day. Additional receipt attempts can be initiated on requirement by the connected host computer or by use of an optionally to be connected operating key. The radio clock module MSF U disposes of a power supply controller which supervises the power supply and spends with undervoltage a signal in the protocol.
For a successful application the radio clock module must be connected with a balanced aerial, the serial interface of a host computer (with suitable level recorder adaptation) and the care tension.
Technical data (for VDD=3,0V; T=25°C):
Symbol |
minimaly |
typically |
maximaly |
unity |
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Power supply |
VDD |
1,8 |
3,0 |
3,6 |
V |
Power input - receiver OFF |
IDD |
10 |
11 |
20 |
µA |
Operation temperature |
TAMB |
-10 |
25 |
60 |
°C |
Storage temperature |
TSTG |
-20 |
70 |
°C |
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Carrier frequency of receiver |
f |
60 |
kHz |
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First receiption – data synchronisation * |
3 |
¥ |
min |
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Receipt delicacy |
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High level source tension in X4 with IOHmax =-1,5 mA |
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|
|
3 3 |
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LOW level source tension in X4 with IOLmax = 1.5 mA |
|
|
|
0,25 0,60 |
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Power input in M1 (LOW actively) |
|
|
0,9 |
|
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Power input LOW(M1; LOW acvtively) |
IIL |
-30 |
µA |
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Border for Low-Bat-display |
VDD |
2,1 |
2,15 |
2,2 |
V |
*) according to receipt relation (time up to supply of the time information)
**) Antenna: length = 60 mms; diameter = 10 mms; aerials swinging circle: L = 897 µ H; C = 4.7 nF; Q> 100