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MCP79512
  • MCP79512
  • MCP79512

MCP79512

In Production

The MCP79512 SPI RTCC is highly integrated with memory and advanced features normally found in higher priced devices. By starting with a basic real-time clock, digital trimming was added for higher accuracy, a battery switchover for backup power, a timestamp to log power failures and three types of memory, which includes SRAM, EEPROM and a unique ID in a locked section of EEPROM. This ID is preprogrammed with a 64-bit MAC Address, but it can also be ordered blank for the end user to program.

Microchip Technology MCP79512 Product Info

16 April 2026 2

Parameters

EEPROM Data Memory Bytes

1

Unique ID with MAC Address

EUI-64

User SRAM (Bytes)

64

Max Interface Speed

10 MHz

Minimum Clock Count

0.01 sec

Pin Count

10

Unique ID (Bits)

128

Temp Range Min (°C (degrees Celsius))

-40

Temp Range Max (°C (degrees Celsius))

85

Features

  • General purpose SPI RTCC with features that target low power, security & communications applications. • Low Power Operation     -    VCC Min = 1.8V     -    Icc < 5 µA       Typical Standby Current • Low Backup Power     -    VBAT Min = 1.3V     -    Ibat < 700nA       Typical Timekeeping & SRAM Retention Current • Automatic Battery Switchover with Timestamp     -    VCC to VBAT       (VCC Lost)     -    VBAT to VCC       (VCC Restored) • Dual configurable alarms with a 0.01 sec count on one alarm     -    IRQ       (VCC or VBAT) • Clock Out frequencies: 32.768, 8.192 & 4.096 KHz and 1 Hz • Digital Trimming Range from -255 to + 255 ppm in 1 ppm steps     -    Adjusts up to 22 seconds/day • EEPROM has 8 Bytes/Page with Block Sector write protection     -    Protect:   None, 1/4, 1/2 or all of array • Factory standard MAC address programming or custom ID available

Description

The MCP79512 SPI RTCC is highly integrated with memory and advanced features normally found in higher priced devices. By starting with a basic real-time clock, digital trimming was added for higher accuracy, a battery switchover for backup power, a timestamp to log power failures and three types of memory, which includes SRAM, EEPROM and a unique ID in a locked section of EEPROM. This ID is preprogrammed with a 64-bit MAC Address, but it can also be ordered blank for the end user to program.

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