overclocking internal oscillator?


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    Default Re: overclocking internal oscillator?

    Quote Originally Posted by emerson View Post
    I have a 16f688 outputting music using the FREQOUT command. When I define the internal oscillator at 8 MHz the audio is slightly warbled and plays faster than I would like, but when I define the internal oscillator at 10 MHz, which is higher than the chips internal oscillator is rated for, the music plays exactly how I want it to.

    Emerson
    Written like that, It looks like some kind of mismatch ...

    Using " FREQUOUT " when defining the correct osc frequency gives the correct frequency, or close to it ... nothing else !

    so, as it seems to be PBP ... may we see your source program and especially the config section ???

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    You can overclock, at your own risk.

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=15993

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    Yes, but how to Re: overclocking internal oscillator?

    Maybe overclocking about 1% with the osctune register?
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