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Texas Instruments MSP430 User Manual

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After having a sneak-a-peek of the MSP430’s clock system, we have to know some basic rules of using
the BCS+ module of MSP430G2xx devices:
XT2CLK and LFXT1CLK high frequency mode are both unavailable. We can’t use them.
DCOCLK is the most reliable clock source and should be used for both MCLK and SMCLK.
DCOCLK is dependent on VDD and so set VDD in GRACE before trying to setup BCS+.
Pre-calibrated DCOCLK values should be used as they offer good tolerance figures.
It is not wise to use custom DCOCLK values as accuracy issues surface.
If LFXT1CLK is used and needs precise timings, use a good clock crystal/TCXO/clock source.
Use proper capacitance value for LFXT1CLK when an external crystal is used.
Unused clock sources should be disabled to reduce power consumption.
Pins that connect with external clock sources should be set as inputs if they are not used.
Add a system start up delay of about 10 100ms to allow stabilization of clock sources.
Clock outputs are available only in certain pins. If used, they are needed to be set accordingly.
Use oscillator fault interrupt if needed. This becomes extremely necessary to ensure fail-safe
clock operation when external clock sources are used alongside internal clock sources.
For time sensitive hardware like timers, try to use a reliable clock source.
Check for warnings in GRACE.

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BrandTexas Instruments
ModelMSP430
CategoryMicrocontrollers
LanguageEnglish

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