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Can MSP430FR2633 be connected to an external 7.3728MHz crystal? [Copy link]

In order to generate an accurate 115200 baud rate. How to configure it? I see that the examples are all connected to low-frequency crystal oscillators, or 16M DCO frequency, the accuracy is not high and it cannot be divided evenly.

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Yes, you need to check whether the datasheet supports this frequency.   Details Published on 2022-4-7 07:13
 

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430 external 7.3728MHz crystal oscillator

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Jacktang posted on 2022-4-4 22:26 Why does 430 have an external 7.3728MHz crystal oscillator?

This frequency is not too low and can be divided by 115200 baud rate without decimal configuration. However, according to the datasheet, this model supports up to 16MHz, but the XT pin does not seem to support HF

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Yes, you need to check whether the datasheet supports this frequency.  Details Published on 2022-4-7 07:13
 
 
 

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huyuezhan posted on 2022-4-5 19:07 This frequency is not low when the main frequency is not low, and it can be divided by the 115200 baud rate without configuring decimals. But looking at the datasheet, this model supports up to 16MHz, but the XT lead...

Yes, you need to check whether the datasheet supports this frequency.

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