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AVR port - choice of timer modulePosted by svofski on September 26, 2005 Hello, I really need the 16-bit Timer1 module AVR port of FreeRTOS happens to use for its unique 2-channel PWM generation feature. I found the initialization/ISR code in the port. But before actually hacking it to use other timer, e.g. Timer 0, it would be interesting to know what are the possible caveats in switching to another timer. I understand that 16-bit timer was chosen for high resolution - I can sacrifice scheduling precision. Is there anything else about Timer1 module that FreeRTOS really needs? RE: AVR port - choice of timer modulePosted by Richard on September 26, 2005 You can use any timer source that is capable of producing the frequency you required. Regards. RE: AVR port - choice of timer modulePosted by svofski on September 26, 2005 FreeRTOS is exceptionally impressive work, but the support is definitely its Killer Feature :) Thank you very much!
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