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    Hi Skimask. If you study the Microchip AN592, you 'll see that a humble PIC 16C55 is counting up to 50 MHz!

    It use a clever technique to do that. But in PBP, I think it is quite difficult to obtain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ioannis View Post
    Hi Skimask. If you study the Microchip AN592, you 'll see that a humble PIC 16C55 is counting up to 50 MHz!

    It use a clever technique to do that. But in PBP, I think it is quite difficult to obtain.

    Ioannis
    Right, using the prescaler, I understand that, 10ns rise/fall time on the RTCC pin...works fine I'm sure (although I've never tried that particular project on that particular PIC).
    And that's what I was saying in the other thread about PBP. Use an external 74193 or something similar to pre-scale the count, and PBP should be able to count a fairly high number.

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