John Samperi wrote: >At 02:25 AM 11/01/2006, you wrote: > > > >> So...has anyone here overclocked AVR chips? >> >> > >What is the fascination with over clocking chips? >So far I run my chips at 8MHz (half the max speed ) >and find myself putting a few NOPs here and there to >slow them down. So WHY do you need to do it? > > Quite simple: I have potential applicaitonsd whre a 20 Mhz processor simply isn't fast enough. The obvious solution, of course,m is another processor family, burt I *LIKE* the architecture of the AVR and would prefer to utilize AVRs. Probably ain't going ot happen, though. On another note, I oknow a fellow I chat with on IRC who claims to work at Atmel. he asserts that Atmel will be annoucnig (most likely in march or April) a new family of processors tentatively dubbed "AVR32" which are ellegedly targetted at competing withthe ARM9 family. Interesting, if true. Per this source, some of the earlirer and smaller versionm will be available in SMT packages, but most willbe BGA (not good for hobbyists, but then, how many hjobbyists are using ARM9 anfd higher processors, eh?) tom
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Re: [AVR-Chat] AVR overclocking question
2006-01-11 by Thomas Keller
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