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MPC8260 Ports Clock - parallel port clock source

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MPC8260 Ports Clock

Hi,

I need to know the meaning of parallel port clock source. since, I know what does it mean in 89c51 which has 1 mhz clock for all of it's parts.

:( I was searching google about MPC8260 (powerpc micro) Parallel I/O ports clock , but I didn't find anything, is there any information about ?

Thanks with regards,
 

Re: MPC8260 Ports Clock

arsadri said:
Hi,

I need to know the meaning of parallel port clock source. since, I know what does it mean in 89c51 which has 1 mhz clock for all of it's parts.

:( I was searching google about MPC8260 (powerpc micro) Parallel I/O ports clock , but I didn't find anything, is there any information about ?

Thanks with regards,

This might help..

Regards
 

Thanks a lot solvarg , but I had searched
it before and i didn't find anything, would you help more?

A simple question is, I see all microcontrollers such as ATmega has port clock the same as core clock, why must they be diffrent?
 

Re: MPC8260 Ports Clock

I think what that means is you can program one of those Parallel pin and use it your clock source. I guess there is one clkout pin out of MPC8260. To be sure, go to www.mot.com and search for the AppNote on that subject.
 

arsadri said:
Thanks a lot solvarg , but I had searched
it before and i didn't find anything, would you help more?

A simple question is, I see all microcontrollers such as ATmega has port clock the same as core clock, why must they be diffrent?

The 8260 is a sophisticated piece of silicon, beside the core based on the 603 there is a separate core called CPM. I recommend you to read the data sheet. The 8260 is designed for multi channel high speed communication applications, typical telecom.

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