Oh, bummer!
I used the flash version of that chip
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The Perfect Counter/Timer Circuit?
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Robert Scott skrev:
You could try Renesas' H8S series. The H8S has a six-channel TPU. One of the timer modes pairs two timer channels to form a quadrature encoder. Four registers may be used for either capture or compare. The timer can be set up to reset automatically when an input capture occurs; so reserving one register for that, you still have three compare registers left.
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Couldn't this be built out of the appropriate GAL/PAL chips? I don't know how many counter bits you want, but I suspect you could create a couple (or more) counters per chip. Then there would be no sourcing problem.
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