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PIC18 oscillator settings for usb

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PIC18 oscillator for usb

Hi,
From what I can understand to use USB in pic18 you need an external oscillator.
Now,can I run the PIC at 1 or 4 MHz while the usb runs at 48MHz?
I am asking because this mode isn't specified in the datasheet(attached).
Another question,I can't run the usb from the external and the pic from the inetnal,right?
Thanks.
 

Re: PIC18 oscillator for usb

4mhz /8 mhz is best for usb.
set the following for 48mhz from 8mhz

PLLDIV_2_1L >> set for 8mhz/reset for 4mhz
CPUDIV_OSC1_PLL2_1L
USBDIV_2_1L
FOSC_HSPLL_HS_1H
FCMEM_OFF_1H
IESO_OFF_1H
PWRT_ON_2L
BOR_ON_2L
BORV_43_2L
VREGEN_ON_2L
WDT_OFF_2H
WDTPS_256_2H
MCLRE_ON_3H
LPT1OSC_OFF_3H
PBADEN_OFF_3H
CCP2MX_ON_3H
STVREN_ON_4L
LVP_OFF_4L
ICPRT_OFF_4L
XINST_OFF_4L
DEBUG_OFF_4L
 

Re: PIC18 oscillator for usb

Thanks,
But,if I am not mistaken this sets the pic operating clock to 48MHz.
Will I encounter any problems if I set the usb to 48MHz like here,and the pic to 2MHz(to save power)?
Is there a way to get 1Mhz/48MHz(PIC/USB ratio)?
To get 2MHz/48MHz it easy to use a 4MHz oscillator.

Added after 2 hours 5 minutes:

Another question,I see that the ECPLL mode uses much less power than HSPLL,how can I use it?Where can I find such external clocks?
 

Re: PIC18 oscillator for usb

Hi

I took a look in the 18F4550 datasheet. There is a table on page 31 an 32 that shows all possible oscillator configurations you can use with usb. There is one for a 1MHz CPU frequency (p32).

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Re: PIC18 oscillator for usb

Thank you for your help,
Unfortunately the pic18f87j50 is a bit different.
 

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