Has any one use this chip before DS32KHZN/DIP is a temperature-compensated cry

sam_sam_sam

DS32kHz is a temperature-compensated crystal oscillator with an output frequency of 32.768kHz.
The Data Sheet show a few different way to hook this chip which one would be the best way to· use this chip
·http://datasheets.maxim-ic.com/en/ds/DS32kHz.pdf

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Post Edited (sam_sam_sam) : 8/19/2009 11:38:15 PM GMT

Mike Green

There is no "best way". The datasheet explains what the different suggested circuits are for. Read the text that goes with the figures.

sam_sam_sam

Thanks Mike Green for your reply

Figure 6 shows one circuit that can be used to reduce the current consumption of a DS32kHz and an RTC.

This is the·one I used and it works very well

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Carl Hayes

Just as Mike says, it is impossible to answer the question posed in the post.· There is no "best" way.

However, the question in the title line has an answer that is nearly certain.

"Has any one [noparse][[/noparse]used]·this chip before?"· I'm sure the answer is Yes.

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