On 12/15/05, Martignago, Edson Jose <Edson-Jose.Martignago@invista.com> wrote:
> Hi all!
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> Is the internal clock of 16F88 and 16F628A sufficiently accurate for
> "RELIABLE" Asynchronous Serial Communication?
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> I did some tests and seem it works fine for speeds up 19200 bps.

115200, software communications OK between 10C to 60C, only with pics
with oscal.

Vasile


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> Is it possible that I have problems with temperature or power supply
> variations?
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> Thanks,
> Edson.
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