Re: SD Cards anyone?
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2015 3:02 amFor more than one reason I'm actually overclocking the micro. The crystal is 18.432MHz which results in a 73.728MHz internal clock. Each instruction cycle is now only 54.25ns in duration, a +15% 'illegal' speed. But all so far is well and good.
If the SDHC cards appear not able to handle the task at 48kHz with SPI I have a FAT32 120GB hard drive that I can access in 16-bit mode. But it guzzles power like you wouldn't believe.
Steve A.
...and as dawned on me later that it's as convenient as being able to swap a SD card or a USB flash-drive between PC and this device, so that idea has gone down the pan.
If the SDHC cards appear not able to handle the task at 48kHz with SPI I have a FAT32 120GB hard drive that I can access in 16-bit mode. But it guzzles power like you wouldn't believe.
Steve A.
...and as dawned on me later that it's as convenient as being able to swap a SD card or a USB flash-drive between PC and this device, so that idea has gone down the pan.