Other Parts Discussed in Thread:MSP430G2553 Hi, I am trying to communicate serially betweenMSP430g2553and myPC via UARTusing hyper terminal.I could communicate with 9600 baud rate. But when i set the baud rate to 57600, i am not able to send and receive characters properly and i am gettin...
The Baud rate, expressed in bits per second (bps) is the rate of symbols transferred across a transmission medium per second. The standard baud rates are the following: 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200, 230400, 460800, 921600. It is important to have the same baud rate configured ...
Actually with baud rate a little lower than 115200 and baud rate mistake more than +-0.02% and less than +-2% in this situation work unstable (sometimes esp32 accepts artifacts instead of data). With baud rate 57600 and less - no problems noticed...
Assuming you have the clock via the PLL running at 48MHz then for 57600 baud it gives DLL=52, DLM=0 and a real baud rate of 57692 baud. Because the UART resynchronises every start bit, anything that's less than half a bit out in 10 bits will work!10 bits at 57600 baud = 173.6...
I found 57600Bd was stable at room temperature, but would be cautious if the target application had to operate over a wide temperature range. I didn't try 115200Bd as our application didn't require it. As the application I am working on had a 32,768Hz crystal clock available I opted ...