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[PIC] Compensation circuit for Digital Clock using PIC16f877a

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I am making a project of digital clock and i am asked to provide a compensation circuit in my report. if any of the crystals connected to PIC16F877a and DS1307 fail. what will be its replacement. Can you please help me with my problem? I added the schematic of the circuit.
 

if any of the crystals connected to PIC16F877a and DS1307 fail. what will be its replacement.
The crystals used in the microcontroller are stable and unlikely to fail for a long duration of time.Still,if you see any sign that clock signals are off-track,then either replace the faulty crystal with a new one on the PCB or get a brownout protection circuit on the digital clock for extra safety.
 
I used high precision TCXO oscillator in my frequencymeter and used a ttl prescaler for generating timebase.
Like this:

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See accuracy in the datasheet. Or try another manufacturer.
 
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