Integrated circuit for a time-piece

Details Integrated circuit for a time-piece Integrated circuit for a time-piece

1980-03-31

1982-08-17

Miska, Vit W.

Horology: time measuring systems or devices

Chronological

With pulse transforming means

368187, G04C 1900, G04C 900

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active

043453201

ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit for a time-piece including an oscillator, a frequency divider, an electronic circuit for effecting at least one auxiliary function depending on information delivered to the inputs thereof, a circuit for controlling a display and a circuit for setting the time. The integrated circuit is provided with a first group of terminals for enabling connection of the integrated circuit with external components such as a piezo-electric resonator, the display, and the time-setting circuit.

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