I thought about using the Talkie library for arduino with this module, inspired by #Gas Sensor For Emergency Workers , but it is written for 16 MHz and I would have to deal with timers (again). 16MHz resonators are ordered - although I'm not certain that the atmega32L will work properly at 16MHz and 2.8V. I will look into that, but will also order 8MHz resonators as well and maybe a new LDO for 3.3v? I'm also waiting for some 2x3 pin headers for easier programming via an ISP connector and might make a labeled board... idk.
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The frequency is lower than 8MHZ with a supply voltage lower than 5V. At 2.8V it is ~7,2MHZ [Datasheet Figure 190]
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the internal? Interesting, never thought of that.
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take a look at p.317:
http://www.atmel.com/Images/doc2503.pdf
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Hm, I could also use the internal oscillator to put it into 8MHz mode. Gnragh, more crystals in the crystal box :D
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