The instruction cycle time is 0.00000005s for a 20Mhz clock! and with both the post
scale and pre-scale set to 16 you get a TMR2 resolution of 0.0000128s!

Do you live near a black hole, where time is different from here?





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>8bit resolution is fine, and a minimum resolution of approx. 0.00012 will
>be fine.

How can you expect to get a pulse resolution of .00012 if your instruction
cycle time is .0002 at 20 MHz?



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