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jwdonal
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5 years ago
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RTC Battery Type for S10 SoC Dev Kit?

I have a S10 SoC Dev Kit. I’d like to use the onboard RTC for keeping proper time in Linux between power cycles. However, I don’t know which battery type is required in the BT1 slot on the board. I i...
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    AR_A_Intel
    5 years ago

    Hi

    Based on my understanding, most dev kit using (Energizer 357-303HVZ Lithium coin battery) https://data.energizer.com/pdfs/357-303ZB.pdf

    You should be able to find the existing battery full part number (to clarify the spec) from dev kit BOM list. Example below is the BOM list path from dev kit installer

    • stratix10_1sx280uf50 >> board_design_files >>BOM


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AR_A_Intel
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5 years ago

Hi

Based on my understanding, most dev kit using (Energizer 357-303HVZ Lithium coin battery) https://data.energizer.com/pdfs/357-303ZB.pdf

You should be able to find the existing battery full part number (to clarify the spec) from dev kit BOM list. Example below is the BOM list path from dev kit installer

• stratix10_1sx280uf50 >> board_design_files >>BOM


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jwdonal
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5 years ago
@AR_A_Intel wrote:

Hi

Based on my understanding, most dev kit using (Energizer 357-303HVZ Lithium coin battery) https://data.energizer.com/pdfs/357-303ZB.pdf

You should be able to find the existing battery full part number (to clarify the spec) from dev kit BOM list. Example below is the BOM list path from dev kit installer

• stratix10_1sx280uf50 >> board_design_files >>BOM


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