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15 * - Real-time clock
16 - Low power device tracking time using broken-down time
17 * - Real-time counter
18 - Low power counter which can be used to track time
20 - Acronym for real-time clock
22 An RTC is a low power device which tracks time using broken-down time.
30 trigger at a given time. These alarms are commonly used to wake up the
38 between broken-down time and the unix timestamp within the RTC
39 drivers, which internally used the broken-down time representation.
43 specific APIs to set the time, converting from unix time to
44 broken-down time, unnecessarily in some cases, and some common
72 * Setting and getting the time.
81 By default, only the mandatory setting and getting of time is enabled
138 * RTC time is not persistent across application initialization.
140 * RTC time will drift over time.
142 Every time an application is initialized, the RTC's time and alarms are reset. Reading
143 the time using :c:func:`rtc_get_time` will return ``-ENODATA``, until the time is