Is the frequency divided within the microcontroller?

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    amit123456789
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    Is the frequency divided within the microcontroller?

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    Ligo George
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    It depends on peripherals and program………

    We usually use a crystal oscillator for generating clock of a microcontroller… or we can use the internal RC oscillator available with some microcontrollers…. The frequency of this clock is termed as Fosc …

    But some microcontrollers have internal PLL, thus by using it we can multiply the crystal or RC oscillator frequency to a large value…. In this case Fosc is the resultant frequency…

    While using some peripherals like timers you can divide this Fosc by using prescalar by writing appropriate registers…

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