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malfunction of atmel avr mega overclocked at 25mhz

malfunction of atmel avr mega overclocked at 25mhz. 0:00-0:35 = clocked at 25Mhz not working corectly 0:35-0:49 = working corectly at 25Mhz 1:05-1:23 = original frequency  
 
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Manekinen (6 months ago) Show Hide
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I've overclocked some avrs to 27MHz, M32, M16, M8 and only M8 has crashed twice doing some complicated math. And it was no matter if i put 18 or 33pF caps, or even without caps - working good. But i you want to enable CKOPT fusebit for rail-to-rail you must put some caps. Have not yet tried how it will work with f generator but i guess it will be better than with crystal.
truhlikfredy (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Ok so CPU rated for 16mhz, working with my caps 100% stable at 20mhz and maulfunting at 25mhz (56% overclocking) is just because everything else, you are sure that the reason is not too high overclocking. I bet with good caps and fuse setting you could get it running at 250Mhz.
mast3rbug (10 months ago) Show Hide
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You have no decoupling/filtration caps on your board... Help yourself by putting some caps before.
truhlikfredy (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Why you think there are no caps?
mast3rbug (10 months ago) Show Hide
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I know that a CPU certified 20 MHZ can crash at 8 MHZ if you don't have proper filtering.

I think this is not a real malfunction. Filtering is essential on all circuits.
MCSpidah (10 months ago) Show Hide
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what is this?
Coiltec (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Some time ago I have tested it (with ATMega8): Some of them reach 25MHz, others don't. Maybe the AtMega88 goes higher(this chip is rated for 20MHz, the Mega8 only for 16MHz)
Coiltec (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Perhaps try it with another AVR (of the same type of course). There are manufacturing tolerances. or increase the operating voltage a bit (max. to 6V) if you absolutely need the 25MHz clock.
truhlikfredy (1 year ago) Show Hide
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exactly
agungk (1 year ago) Show Hide
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anyone know the safe margin for everclockin these nifty chips? i can only go up to 20Mhz.
what's the long term effects of overclocking over the chip?

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