Using Timer 1 in Asynchronous Clock Mode - Application Note Published 22-Nov-99. . . [Microchip]
VCXO Makes Inexpensive Dual-Clock Reference - 11/27/03 EDN Design Idea This Design Idea describes an inexpensive circuit to generate
two extremely high-quality, crystal-clock-reference-signals, one of which is a PWM-controlled VCXO
(voltage-controlled crystal oscillator] clock signal (Figure 1). The desi. . . [by Said Jackson, Equator
Technologies Inc, Campbell, CA]
VFD (vacuum flourescent display) clock - This is my fifth retro display clock (others: 1, 2, 3, 4), but the first based on a vacuum
fluorescent display. Let's get right down to it. . . . [© 2007 by Riad S. Wah[by]
Video Clock Superimposer using PIC16C711 - As a followup to my VCR Pong project, here is a gadget that is actually useful in the Real
World! It superimposes the time of day, in "HH MM SS" format, in the bottom right-hand corner of an existing
video signal. My friend Scott uses it with his home security system. . .
Wall Clock Governor
Driver - These were common before the advent of quartz
controlled stepping motor clocks. Here is a reverse engineered diagram of this very typical circuit. . . .
[Reverse engineered schematic by Stepan Novotill]
Watchdog
Timer set for 36 Hrs - A watchdog timer is often
used in computer systems to detect when a computer is hung up and is no longer running properly. If it does
become locked up and is not able to supply a reset pulse to the circuit within a defined time frame the timer
times out a . . . [Hobby Circuit designed by David Johnson P.E., 04/11/10]
Weston Voltmeter Clock - This was the first clock I built, but I've since built a couple others, a single-digit
NIXIE and a CRT clock, so the whole count-60-cycles seems like old hat at this point. The PIC sits there
interrupting on RA4/T0CKI and dutifully keeping count of those oh-so-accurate (at least, over long periods of
time) cycles coming out of the wall. . . . [© 2007 by Riad S. Wah[by]
Yet Another Clock Featuring the PIC16c924 - Application Note Published 26-Aug-97. . . [Microchip]
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