maximum frequency of atmel sam e70 timer

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Posted by User01: Tue. Jul 24, 2018 - 04:06 PM
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Please I've never worked with atmel sam e70 xplained board and want to know what is the maximum frequency of its timer 
I've searched and found that it was 300 MHz but want just to verify if this informtion is correct. 
Any help will be so appreciated.

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Posted by awneil: Wed. Jul 25, 2018 - 06:53 AM
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The timers are internal to the chip - so it makes no difference to them what board the chip is  mounted on.

 

This should be specified in the chip datasheet.

 

User01 wrote:
I've searched and found that it was 300 MHz but want just to verify if this

Why do you doubt it?

Give a link and details of where you found that - so that we can see it in context.

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