Difference: RealTimeClock (5 vs. 6)
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| < < | Most MCUs integrate a real time clock as peripheral. STM32 MCUs are no different. Many designs have its own 32.768 kHz quartz for precise timing, about 10 ppm without trimming. | |||||||
| > > | Most MCUs integrate a real time clock as peripheral. STM32 MCUs are no different. Many designs have their own 32.768 kHz quartz for precise timing, about 10 ppm without trimming. | |||||||
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