E1217X ATMEL [ATMEL Corporation], E1217X Datasheet - Page 3
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E1217X
Manufacturer Part Number
E1217X
Description
32 KHZ STANDARD WATCH CMOS IC
Manufacturer
ATMEL [ATMEL Corporation]
Datasheet
1.E1217X.pdf
(8 pages)
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Functional Description
Voltage Regulator
Oscillator
Frequency Divider
Motor Drive Output
RESET
Test
4728A–CLOCK–06/03
An integrated voltage regulator provides the oscillator with a well-controlled negative
supply voltage V
sumption at a minimum.
The oscillator inverter with feedback resistor generates the 32768 Hz clock frequency. A
total capacitance of 24 pF is integrated. This can be selected for COSCOUT in 2 pF
increments via a mask option.
A 21-bit binary counter is provided, dividing the oscillator frequency down to 1/64 Hz.
The leading six stages are connected to V
are connected to V
The e1217X contains two push-pull output buffers for driving bipolar stepping motors.
During a motor pulse, the n-channel device of one buffer and the p-channel device of
the other buffer are activated. The p-channel devices of both buffers are active (see Fig-
ure 3) between the two pulses.
Cycle time and pulse width can be chosen via a metal mask option (Table 1).
A debounced RESET input is provided. Connecting the RESET input to V
12 low-order stages of the frequency divider, thus disabling further motor pulses. Motor
pulses, which are in progress when the reset function is applied, will be completed. After
releasing the RESET pad from V
half motor cycle on the drive output opposed to the former (Figure 4). Due to the
debounce circuitry on the RESET input, V
ing RESET the input current is limited to 8 nA typically.
A test frequency of 512 Hz is output to this pad which can be measured with a high
resistance probe (R ³ 10 M W , C ³ 20 pF). This signal can be used for testing and tuning
the oscillator. Connecting TEST to V
from the selected value to the test cycle time (mask options), while the motor pulse
width remains unchanged (Figure 3).
This feature can be used to reduce the amount of time required for testing the mechani-
cal parts of the watch.
Table 1. Motor Options
Motor-cycle Parameters
Motor test cycle time T
Motor pulse width t
Cycle time T
REG
DD
. This improves the stability of the oscillator and keeps current con-
and V
M
M
SS
MT
.
DD
, the next motor pulse appears with a delay of one
DD
for at least 4 ms changes the motor cycle time
2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 20, 24, 30, 40, 60, 80, 120 s
DD
DD
0.98 to 14.65 ms in increments of 0.98 ms
must be applied for at least 31.2 ms. Dur-
and V
REG
250, 125, 62.5 ms
, while the remaining 15 stages
Value
e1217X
DD
resets the
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