PIC Timer 0 calculator
With the PIC Timer 0 calculator you can see the resulting frequencies and
periods when you enter three bits of information. These are :
- Frequency (default is 4MHz).
- Prescaler ratio.
- Timer 0 offset.
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To be honest I got fed up with looking at the data sheet to figure out the
prescaler and timer offset values - this program lets you get the results
easily (There is a screenshot of the program further down the page if the
runtime is not installed).
PIC Timer 0 registers [from 16F88 datasheet DS30487B.pdf]
(Note these may be different in other devices)
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