How to find out what frequency PSoC LP5 is running at?

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yaga_3967241
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Like the CPU frequency for a CPU, how to find out at what frequency the PSoC is running?

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Winston

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MotooTanaka
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Hi,

In your  Workspace Explorer > <your project> > Design Wide Resources 

Double click "Clocks"

001-DWR-Clocks.JPG

DWR Clocks will be shown.

You can tell the frequency even here, but to see graphically,

double click somewhere in the "Source Clock" area.

002-CLocks.JPG

Configure System Clocks window will be shown.

Probably the "speed" you asked is either "MASTER_CLK" or "BUS_CLK".

And needless to say you have control over how to configure these values in this window, too.

003-Config.JPG

moto

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Len_CONSULTRON
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yaga,

Do you have the Creator project file for this running PSoC?

Len
"Engineering is an Art. The Art of Compromise."
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MotooTanaka
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Hi,

In your  Workspace Explorer > <your project> > Design Wide Resources 

Double click "Clocks"

001-DWR-Clocks.JPG

DWR Clocks will be shown.

You can tell the frequency even here, but to see graphically,

double click somewhere in the "Source Clock" area.

002-CLocks.JPG

Configure System Clocks window will be shown.

Probably the "speed" you asked is either "MASTER_CLK" or "BUS_CLK".

And needless to say you have control over how to configure these values in this window, too.

003-Config.JPG

moto

yaga,

Actual processor frequency may vary from the one listed in the System Clocks Config by few %%. It also changes with temperature if not locked to a XTAL. If precise frequency is needed, you can measure it directly using a o-scope or frequency meter by connecting a BUS_CLK clock to a digital output pin.

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