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30-03-2004, 11:47
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Re: Offloading intterupts to a counter
I know that most PIC processors have internal counters that can count transistions on input pins - I dont know if they are available on the one in the RC - if so it would be much easier to use than an external device - and the counters dont need interrupts for each count - only when they have reached their terminal count.
if they are present on the PIC chip, they can count at 1/4 the clock frequency - what is the clock in the RC? is it 20 or 40 MHz? (I forget) counting at 8kHz would be a breeze for the PIC |
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