Web30 de jul. de 2008 · I have not tried a 100KHz interrupt, but at any frequency if the interrupt is above the kernel priority then it will not get delayed by the kernel so its just a matter of whether or not the processor can operate that quickly. 2) PIC32 Likewise on the PIC32 you can run interrupts above the kernel interrupt priority. Web6 de abr. de 2013 · As it happens, I believe you're right on both counts, @AlexeyFrunze. I fiddled with the GPIO interrupt settings on my chip (documentation is horrible, and it appears that the clock on the debounce register actually serves as the master interrupt clock) and I can reliably hang the kernel when I hook up a high frequency signal :P In …
Arduino: Read frequency of input from audio jack
WebIn this project I used a timer interrupt to output a sine wave of a specific frequency from the Arduino. I soldered a simple 8 bit R2R DAC to digital pins 0-7. This DAC was constructed from 10k and 20k resistors arranged in a multi-leveled voltage divider.. I'll be posting more about the construction of the DAC in another instructable, for now I've included the … Web22 de dez. de 2011 · Below you are given: the number of clock cycles the CPU requires to respond to the interrupt and switch to the ISR, the number of instructions executed by the ISR, the average number of clock cycles executed per instruction in the ISR, the number of bits in the data item input on each interrupt, and the clock frequency. [You can assume … cityfit blue
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Web29 de nov. de 2013 · How long 100 ticks actually is depends on the frequency of the tick interrupt. You can convert ms into tick by dividing by the tick rate in ms, so 100ms is ( 100 / portTICKRATEMS ). If you set the frequency high then you can have a higher resolution time, at the expense of having to process more tick interrupt. WebBecause the M5 Stack UIFlow runs on top of Micro Python, it does not seem likely that interrupts with adequate resolution are possible. You'll be lucky to measure a 500Hz signal. But I'm very interested to hear if you came up with a solution. I'm planning to solve this problem with a frequency to voltage converter. dict python has key