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Re: UART, SPI and SSP max speed ???

2006-04-05 by jayasooriah

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "lpc2100_fan" <lpc2100_fan@...> wrote:
> If you use a 2292 @ 14.7456 MHz you should buy the LPC2214 instead. It
> is cheaper but does not have CAN. If you use CAN, you can not use
> 14.7456 MHz. 
> ==================

I agree.  Also, they dropped 2292 in the prototype that someone else
had lying around and meets requirements of this board.

> The statements about max speeds apply for a VPBDIV of 1, be aware that
> the default after reset is VPBDIV=4, so max speed is:
> 
> UART = CPU/16/VPBDIV
> SPI = CPU/8/VPBDIV
> SSP = CPU/2/VPBDIV

On my board max is 230400 baud with PLL disabled.  If I enable PLL and
set multiplier to 4 (all else being same) max is now 921600 baud.

So the smallest divisor works out to be to be 4 in both cases.  Does
this mean UART baudrate limit is CPU/16/4/VPBDIV?

Suggestions anyone?

Jaya

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