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interrupt latency

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interrupt latency
The time it takes to service an interrupt. It becomes a critical factor when servicing real-time functions such as a communications line. See UART overrun.


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It offers advanced features that are optimised for MCU and real-time embedded applications, including reduced interrupt latency, flash acceleration, debug features including iFlowTrace and support for AHB Lite as the interconnect interface.
8V * mTouch Sensing Solutions peripheral for capacitive touch sensing (16 channels, with support for up to 64 buttons) * 32 MHz internal oscillator * Up to 5 Enhanced Capture Compare PWM peripherals with independent time base * Reduced Interrupt latency * 16-level hardware stack, with overflow/underflow interrupt * Low-power 1.
These products also include 15 dedicated register banks to shorten the interrupt latency to just 6 cycles.
 
 
 
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