8051 out put pin frequency

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hello, i am using atmel 8051 with 11.0592 mhz crystal.
what will be the frequency when i make a pin high- low;

P1.0 = 1 ;
p1.0 = 0 ;

what will the frequency of p1.0 pin?
 

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hello, i am using atmel 8051 with 11.0592 mhz crystal.
what will be the frequency when i make a pin high- low;

P1.0 = 1 ;
p1.0 = 0 ;

what will the frequency of p1.0 pin?
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If you used 12MHz crystal the max frequency would be around 500kHz, with 11MHz it will be roughly 11/12 of that estimation ..
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IanP said:
If you used 12MHz crystal the max frequency would be around 500kHz, with 11MHz it will be roughly 11/12 of that estimation ..
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Thanks for your response.

How to calculate this frequency?
 

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Thanks for your response.

How to calculate this frequency?
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The original 8051 core runs at 12 clock cycles per machine cycle, with most instructions executing in one or two machine cycles.
So, one machine cycle takes 1 micro-sec if the 8051 is operating from a 12 MHz clock.
SET and CLR istructions are executed in one machine cycle.

1us+1us=2us ====> f=500kHz

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Execution time

The time needed to execute any particular instruction is determined by the formula



T is equal to C times 12 divides F

C is the number of cycles to execute the program

F is the frequency of the crystal
 
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see 8051 has a DIVIDE by 12 circuit built inside. So first of all divid ur clk freq by 12 and then inverse gives execution time for each cycle.

12MHz/12 = 1MHz

Execution time = 1/1MHz = 1uS

so it will take 1uS for setting bit and then 1uS for reset bit

Hence 2uS

Hence frq = 1/2uS = 500kHz


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