[sdiy] Top Octave Synthesizer
René Schmitz
uzs159 at uni-bonn.de
Sun Jul 9 17:30:47 CEST 2006
Seb Francis wrote:
> The PIC16C54 used in this design would also work with a 32MHz crystal
> instead of 16MHz which would bump it up an octave.
I'd port/rewrite it for the AVR. These PICs do use (mostly) 4 clock
cycles per instruction (they misleadingly claim "single cycle", talking
about machine-cycles, not clock-cycles, hello marketing...). While the
AVR truely uses (mostly) 1 cycle per instruction So an AVR @ 10Mhz
would have the instruction rate of a PIC16XXX @ 40Mhz.... (Don't get me
started about the PICs instruction set...) And there are AVRs that can
be clocked with up to 20MHz, and maybe some more with overclocking.
Cheers,
René
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