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Generating the Tick InterruptPosted by Mohammed Abuteir on July 6, 2010 I have equation I am working now in project that needs to reduce the generation tick interrupt. I am using ATMega128. My equation is: if I use the time counter0 Rather than time counter1. It will be work or will be appear more problem What is the Advantage and disadvantage for that? Thank for your answer. regards, Mody RE: Generating the Tick InterruptPosted by Dave on July 6, 2010 Normally you can use any convenient timer peripheral to generate a tick.
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