The system will turn that clock on any time a peripheral needs it. I don't believe you can control it. The nRF51 documentation had a table showing which clocks each peripheral needed. I haven't seen a similar table for the nRF52 yet, but I haven't closely read the 52 documentation yet as we haven't migrated over to it yet.
The system will turn that clock on any time a peripheral needs it. I don't believe you can control it. The nRF51 documentation had a table showing which clocks each peripheral needed. I haven't seen a similar table for the nRF52 yet, but I haven't closely read the 52 documentation yet as we haven't migrated over to it yet.
