Philips PCA167x Series Integrated Circuits Datasheet

This data sheet provides specifications for the 32 kHz PCA167x series of watch circuits, including frequency stability, current consumption, available functions, power-on reset, and more.


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Brand
Philips
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
57 KB
Published
05 July, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
Model
PCA167X
MD5 checksum
AC3724C136FFB8711C0128E953F2160D

About this manual

This document is a product specification datasheet for the PCA167x series of integrated circuits manufactured by Philips Semiconductors. These devices are designed as 32 kHz watch circuits suitable for battery-operated, quartz-crystal-controlled wrist-watches using bipolar stepping motors.

The datasheet provides comprehensive technical details including features such as a 32 kHz amplitude-regulated oscillator with high immunity to leakage currents and very low current consumption (typically 150 nA). It includes ordering information for various types (PCA1672U through PCA1677U), pin configurations, functional descriptions of motor pulses and test modes, electrical specifications, limiting values, handling precautions, chip dimensions, package outlines, and typical application circuit diagrams.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Ordering Information
  • Pinning Diagram
  • Functional Description and Testing
  • Available Types
  • Specifications
  • Limiting Values
  • Characteristics
  • Chip Dimensions and Bonding Pad Locations
  • Package Outline

Specifications

Oscillator Frequency32 kHz
Supply Voltage (Typical)1.5 V
Supply Current (Typical)150 nA
Operating Temperature Range-10 to +60 C
Motor Pulse Cycle Time Options1, 5, 10, 12 or 20 ms

Frequently asked questions

What batteries are compatible with the PCA167x series?

The devices are designed for use with a silver-oxide or a 3 V lithium battery.

What is the typical current consumption of the PCA167x?

The device features very low current consumption, typically 150 nA.

How does the stop function work?

Connecting the RESET pin to Vop stops the motor pulses and leaves them in a HIGH impedance 3-state condition.

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