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Refers to a crystal oscillator.

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How to calibrate the internal RC oscillator off of a 32768 Hz crystal serving Timer2? void OSCCAL_calibrate(void) //This version specific to ATmegaXX8 (tested with ATmega328) { unsigned char ...
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I want to run my 32u4 in 2MHz. According to gammon I will gain 4mA in runtime. To my understanding this changes all the buses speed like UART, USB?, I2C?** and SPI?*. Probably I will have problems to ...
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https://youtu.be/oVZgFsWsKPM][1] I'm a beginner in Arduino. I made a 12-hour common cathode 7-segment clock. I made a 7-segment display with LEDs, using Arduino Nano. If I use a long period of 1,000 ...
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I have a 16u2 programming a 1284P for a custom board I am building. The 16u2 converts USB to USART for programming the 1284P, however the 16u2 has a maximum frequency of 16MHZ while the 1284P has a ...
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I am currently working with a AD7730 chip for analog-digital conversion. The chip is programmable, and I have been pulling code from GitHub as well as other links. I am unfamiliar with SPI (the ...
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I want to use an external 32kHz crystal for RTC with ESP32 S3, but I didn't see any example or tutorial for Arduino IDE, Even when I asked ChatGPT, it gave me some example but the code gave library ...
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I made a simple music program using an arduino Uno and the tone() function. It works fine. I decided to build my own circuit using a barebones AVR and upload that program. I did not know exactly what ...
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In modern timekeeping, there is a 10 MHz reference frequency (or any power of 10). The digital clock takes 32768 Hz frequency only (or some other power of 2 possible). The problem is how to convert ...
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According to the manufacturer's link below, the default RTC timekeeping in the ESP32 is supposedly based on Internal 150 kHz RC oscillator. Apparently, there is another option called Internal 8.5 MHz ...
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I am programming an attiny202 which as per datasheet can run up to 20Mhz, but after compiling/uploading this simple code to the attiny202 and watch the PA2 pin on the oscilloscope, I see that the pin ...
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I am currently working on a pcb that uses smd atmega 328p (au). I will be powering it through a lipo battery and a ldo regulator for 3.3v input. I am using the multiwii flight controller code. I know ...
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I designed a custom AVR development board using the Atmel ATTiny1604 microcontroller. It belongs to the new Tiny-0 family, due to its recentness, some required changes to relevant toolchains have yet ...
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Can I achieve nanosecond accuracy with Arduino Vidor MKR 4000? Has anyone experience? Obviously by using the FPGA it has on it. I do not find much support on this module on google search...
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I've been programming an ATMega1284 using the Arduino IDE with the MightyCore package. I'm now trying to migrate to Atmel Studio. Atmel Studio (7.0) will now compile the sketch and all required ...
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Hi, I'm designing a custom board with the ATMEGA32U4, with a GPS receiver and LoRa radio and it is powered from a LiPo battery. Since I'll need to make hundreds of this board later on, I'd like to ...
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