At 01:22 AM 8/7/04 -0300, you wrote:
> Just to check it out... A free pin a 1K resistor and a 100nf cap to
>ground. VCC at the junction is 100% of the time and vcc/2 is around 50%.
>Sounds nice.... All the other times that I needed this I used a 32bit timer
>summing up a cpu timer but that disturbs the results a little.. That should
>do the trick...
That'll do it, although I'd use a larger resistor (5-10K or more) to reduce
any loading effects. I'd also sink rather than source but either should
work. I've used this a lot for verification and debugging myself. It's
really useful when verifying responses to an event or faster inner loops
for jitter and elapsed time.
I also wouldn't bother with the cap. If you are using a DMM let it do the
input filtering and if you are using an oscilloscope then you can get a
direct reading of usage and period. Of course if you are using a poor DMM
or want to read the average directly on an oscilloscope without averaging......
Robert
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Timing Profiler.
2004-08-07 by Robert Adsett
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