[quote user="Brian Boorman"] You know, that's fine if it's just for some hobby project for yourself and you only care that it works at room temperature. But if you are doing that in a mass-produced item, please tell me who you work for so I can avoid buying their products. When you get into MIL and Medical areas, you don't even go by the published specs - you have to derate the components by 60 to 80%. That 25MHz CPU would only get clocked at 20MHz max. [/quote] This is for my pleasure only. But I have question for you. Who was buying all this mass-produced TI ez-FET based products with overclocked MSP430F1xx device from 8 to 12 MHz on 3.6V? [quote user="A S"]Oh yes, I have been reading that document quite a bit. I had thought of the DMA idea but it seemed to me that after reading that DMA chapter there would be one or two overhead cycles between each transfer that would result in a non-continuous stream of data. Now that you have confirmed that it is possible, I will examine the documentation once again to discover how to make the stream of data strictly continuous.[/quote] After DMA is fired it can transfer 65535 words (or bytes) at once with MCLK/2 frequency, without any extra cycles. After transfer is done, for starting next one, there will be some extra cycles.
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