I would like to know the sampling rate of every input.
Is it different enter 12MHz version and 16MHz version ?
Thanks.
A little technique
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A little technique
by Synthex » Wed Oct 31, 2007 1:35 pm
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Re: A little technique
by dmitri » Wed Oct 31, 2007 2:07 pm
The sampling rate is the same for every input but can be changed to prefer some input over others.
The sampling rate depends on crystal frequency . The higher crystal frequency the higher sampling rate. I can provide overclocked to 20MHz firmware versions for Atmega8 and Artmega32. I'm expecting Atmega324 and Atmega644 to arrive and I'll post 20MHz non-overclocked firmware versions for them.
The sampling rate depends on crystal frequency . The higher crystal frequency the higher sampling rate. I can provide overclocked to 20MHz firmware versions for Atmega8 and Artmega32. I'm expecting Atmega324 and Atmega644 to arrive and I'll post 20MHz non-overclocked firmware versions for them.
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Re: A little technique
by dmitri » Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:00 pm
dmitri wrote:The sampling rate is the same for every input but can be changed to prefer some input over others.
Well, this is not entirely true. In particular cases a particular input gets a higher sampling preference. I won't go into details here:)
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Re: A little technique
by Synthex » Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:11 pm
Can you say me the sampling frequency, for one channel, for the 16MHz version ?
Can you tell me the programming language you use (ASM, C, ...) ?
Would it be mobile on PIC (18F4550, DSPIC, ...) ?
I am curious
Can you tell me the programming language you use (ASM, C, ...) ?
Would it be mobile on PIC (18F4550, DSPIC, ...) ?
I am curious
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Re: A little technique
by dmitri » Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:50 pm
Synthex wrote:Can you say me the sampling frequency, for one channel, for the 16MHz version ?
Can you tell me the programming language you use (ASM, C, ...) ?
Would it be mobile on PIC (18F4550, DSPIC, ...) ?
I am curious
Sorry, Synthex, I won't go into details here:) All I can say is that I use AVR-GCC with some ASM and I don't think it could be ported to PIC at present since PIC doesn't have enough power. I didn't look in depth at dsPIC so I cannot comment on this for now. I also looked at MSP430 and various ARM chips and I think for this particular DIY project I chose the best available microcontroller at the time.
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Re: A little technique
by Synthex » Wed Oct 31, 2007 11:11 pm
Could you provide overclocked to 20MHz firmware versions for Atmega32 ?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Re: A little technique
by dmitri » Wed Oct 31, 2007 11:17 pm
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Re: A little technique
by Aaron » Thu Nov 01, 2007 5:01 am
i've been advised that overclocking the micro can make it un-reliable and cause problems writing to the eeprom.
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Re: A little technique
by dmitri » Thu Nov 01, 2007 9:55 am
As with overclocking a computer cpu, your mileage may vary with overclocking a microcontroller. It's not like a commercial product where you must not exceed manufactures ratings:)
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