This experiment shows the overclocking results of the Atmel SAMG55 ARM Cortex M4F MCU.
The settings used:
- 3.3V supply voltage
- CPU clock from the external 32.768 KHz crystal multiplied by the internal PLL
- USB HID stack was running parallel
- 16K cache
- 5 flash wait states
- application runs from on-chip flash
- test application is the encoding + decoding of a 320 sample frame with CODEC2 700C algorithm (http://www.rowetel.com/?page_id=452)
The dataset:
freq. | 120 MHz | 130 MHz | 140 MHz | 150 MHz | 160 MHz |
encode + decode time | 28,5 ms | 26,5 ms | 25 ms | 23 ms | 21,5 ms |
120 MHz is the maximal CPU clock frequency allowed officially. The MCU was running stable at 160 MHz with continuous USB HID data communication.
The experiment shows, that 33% overclocking is still stable.
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