i try use many codes to get clock time but it is usually not accurate, how to fix it problem
Replace the oscillator on your Arduino with a temperature compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO).
An RTC would probably be easier and cheaper though.
dannable:
Replace the oscillator on your Arduino with a temperature compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO).An RTC would probably be easier and cheaper though.
thanks for reply
but rtc not available right now, i would like don this by suitable code
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Husseinsalah:
thanks for reply
but rtc not available right now, i would like don this by suitable code
As has been mentioned, you cannot do this by code alone.
The Arduino running code, has no way of knowing how accurate its oscillator is or is not, it has no external referance.
If you could do it with code alone, there would be no need for RTCs.
Husseinsalah:
i try use many codes to get clock time but it is usually not accurate, how to fix it problem
Have you tried the millis() function, might be helpful!!
GautamD:
Have you tried the millis() function, might be helpful!!
Please read reply #3.
Use a GPS.
Or ethernet and NTP.