DS1307 real-time clock connection guide
DS1307 real-time clock PDIP-8 · 300 mil wiring guide with power, signal assignments, and bench checks.
PDIP-8 · 300 mil
8 contacts Current packageSO-8 · 150 mil 8 contacts
−40 to +85 °C.
Connect an I²C host
RequiredUse a 5 V I²C host, a 32.768 kHz crystal with 12.5 pF specified load and no external load capacitors, and a 3 V primary backup cell. Keep X1 and X2 short and away from switching signals. SQW/OUT can stay open.
- +5 V
- VCC (8)
- Host 5 V
- C1.1
- R1.1
- R2.1
- Ground
- GND (4)
- Host ground
- C1.2
- BT1−
- I²C data
- SDA (5)
- Host SDA
- R1.2
- I²C clock
- SCL (6)
- Host SCL
- R2.2
- Backup supply
- VBAT (3)
- BT1+
- Crystal terminal 1
- X1 (1)
- Y1.1
- Crystal terminal 2
- X2 (2)
- Y1.2
Bench checks
- At up to 100 kHz, look for an acknowledgement at 7-bit address 0x68 with main power on.
- Write a known time and clear CH in bit 7 of register 0x00. Verify that the seconds advance, then remove and restore main power and compare elapsed time.
Analog Devices / Maxim DS1307 Rev. 5, pp. 1–8.
PDIP-8 · 300 mil wiring map
8 · VCC
Primary device supply. Place the bypass capacitor close to this pin.
Models and documents
This reference covers the 8-lead PDIP and narrow 8-lead SO versions. Both use the same lead numbering.
- DS1307+
- 0 to +70 °C.
- DS1307N+
- −40 to +85 °C.
- DS1307 manufacturer documentation· Analog Devices / Maxim DS1307 Rev. 5, pp. 1–8.
