Hi,
I would know if there is a constant which define the frequency?
Like LED_BUILTIN gives the pin number of the builtin LED.
Can I use a CLOCK_SPEED_BUILTIN?
16M = 16777216
Or a CLOCK_PRECISION_BUILTIN?
16MHz = -24 (2**-24)
The perfect NTP request requires the clock speed.
I'm looking for in Java/hardware/arduino/avr/variants without success
It's F_CPU
It's actually 16mHz not 16MHz. F_CPU = 16000000.
DKWatson:
It's actually 16mHz not 16MHz.
Hmmm.
Maybe, maybe not. Convention dictates that kilo with a small k indicates a multiplier of 1,000. With a large K, it's 2 x 10^10. I wonder if it is the same for mega?
DKWatson:
It's actually 16mHz not 16MHz. F_CPU = 16000000.
It most certainly is NOT 16 milliHertz.
Good point. Is there such a thing?
AWOL:
It most certainly is NOT 16 milliHertz.
DKWatson:
Good point. Is there such a thing?
Absolutely. Seismologists probably use mHz extensively.
I used to work on devices where the specified range of frequencies ranged from mHz to GHz.
You may have one in your pocket right now.
I was thinking about the frequency that the Toronto Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup. Last time was 1967.
nHz even pHz.