Clock M-100 3D model

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An electronic clock provides higher precision than mechanical clocks due to advancements in microelectronics. By the end of the 20th century, mechanical dials were largely replaced by electronic ones found in various household appliances for time control. Electronic watches are integral components in devices like video tape recorders, computers, cellphones, multiviewers, digital cameras, and televisions, although not all indicate time. Electronic clocks can have their own display (LCD or vacuum-luminescent) or show data on device screens. In computers, they are part of the motherboard, configured via BIOS or OS, with a backup battery for uninterrupted operation even when turned off. Electronic clocks also feature in vehicles, often powered by their own batteries and boasting luminous displays visible day or night. Specialized electronic watches exist for Muslims, signaling prayer times based on the Sun's position, date, and coordinates using five different programs.