Category: RTC modules

Best RTC Modules for Raspberry Pi: Precision and Reliability of Time

RTC (Real-Time Clock) modules are indispensable components in projects using Raspberry Pi. They enable precise timekeeping even in the absence of power. At Kamami store, you will find a wide range of RTC modules characterized by high accuracy, reliability, and ease of integration with various projects. RTC modules for Raspberry Pi are ideal for both professionals and hobbyists looking to enhance their projects with advanced time functions. Discover the possibilities they offer and why it's worth investing in an RTC module for your Raspberry Pi.

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The DS3231 RTC module for Raspberry Pi is a high-precision, battery-powered, I2C-communicating real-time clock that provides accurate timekeeping thanks to temperature compensation and a quartz resonator

zł27.58
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Available quantity: 250
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RTC clock module with a built-in Watchdog system dedicated to projects based on Raspberry Pi minicomputers. It is equipped with an advanced monitoring circuit with the CH32V003 chip, which allows for automatic reset in the event of system malfunction or freeze. Waveshare RTC Watchdog HAT (B)

zł56.90
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Available quantity: 4
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Expansion Shield X300 with RTC real time clock; audio input and output; USB hub; Bluletooth, WIFI; SATA interface. Compatible with Raspberry Pi Model B+, Pi 2 Model B and Pi 3 Model B

zł269.83
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Available quantity: 3
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Precision and Reliability

RTC modules for Raspberry Pi are designed with maximum precision and reliability in mind. Thanks to advanced technology, they provide accuracy within a few minutes per year, which is crucial in systems requiring precise time management. Additionally, they are resistant to temperature fluctuations, ensuring reliable operation in various environmental conditions.

Ease of Integration

All available RTC modules can be easily integrated with Raspberry Pi using standard communication interfaces such as I2C. This allows even beginner users to quickly set up their projects. On the Kamami website, you will find detailed descriptions and connection diagrams to facilitate the installation and configuration process. Additionally, many modules come with appropriate software and drivers, further simplifying the integration process.

Applications in Various Projects

RTC modules are used in a wide range of applications, from home automation systems to advanced industrial projects. They can be used for time monitoring in surveillance systems, lighting control, alarm systems, and IoT projects. An example application could be a smart garden irrigation system that activates at specific times of the day, regardless of potential power outages.

Choosing an RTC Module

When selecting an RTC module for Raspberry Pi, it's important to consider its technical specifications and project requirements. Key parameters include the operating temperature range, power supply voltage, and time accuracy. For projects where time precision is critical, modules with minimal time deviation should be chosen. In projects with long-term battery power, low energy consumption will also be essential.

Standards and Technical Parameters

RTC modules available on the Kamami website meet the highest quality standards. They offer various technical parameters, such as a wide range of operating temperatures, power supply voltages, and time accuracies. This allows every user to find a product perfectly suited to their needs. RTC modules are also compatible with different versions of Raspberry Pi, enhancing their versatility and facilitating integration with existing projects.

Innovation and Technology

RTC modules for Raspberry Pi are key components in projects requiring precise time tracking. They ensure reliability and accuracy, regardless of power conditions. With the wide assortment available on the Kamami website, everyone can find the right module for their project. Invest in quality and precision by choosing the best RTC modules for Raspberry Pi.