Clock apparatus for forming time information for use in computer

Horology: time measuring systems or devices – Regulating means – For adjusting the frequency or beat

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368202, G04B 1712

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055463630

ABSTRACT:
A commercially available clock IC which is easily influenced by a temperature change or the like is used as it is, thereby easily allowing the clock IC to function as a high precision clock IC. A high precision oscillator is provided separately from a clock circuit as a clock IC. On the basis of a clock signal from the high precision oscillator, a predetermined time, for example, one minute is measured by a high precision clock control circuit. A correction signal is transmitted to the clock circuit as a clock IC from a high precision control circuit every measurement of such a predetermined time, thereby allowing the correcting operation of the time information to be executed. The clock circuit is, consequently, made operative at a precision of the high precision oscillating circuit.

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patent: 4737944 (1988-04-01), Inoue et al.
patent: 5412624 (1995-05-01), Yocum

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