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 Difference between synchonous and asynchronous mode in Renesas microcontroller
Asynchronous Transfer Mode, Microcontroller, Renesas, Synchronous transfer mode
Difference b/w synchronous & Asynchronous mode in Renesas microcontroller

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ASKED: February 6, 2010  9:22 AM
UPDATED: February 8, 2010  7:00 PM
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I do not know much about Renesas Microcontrollers. By definition I would say that an Asynchronous microcontroller does not require and external clock whereas a synchronous one would.
Given that microcontrollers generally have a specific function, I imagine that the difference lies in what system it will be working with.

Good luck.

XENOPHON22
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The most important thing for the difference is that the assyn. communication data rate is predetermined and making transmitter and reciever nodes more complex  

mprocessors67890
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