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A method for providing a real-time clock using the standard time and frequency broadcasts from the UK Post Office radio station (call sign MSF), Rugby, UK is described. The advantage claimed for this method is that the time is absolute and not merely inferred from counting. The broadcast receiver and associated hardware are briefly described and the software presented provides coresident operation of the clock with a main program. The system has been developed for a Motorola M6800 microprocessor.
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