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slow down the CPU clock

noy

Hello, I am using NRF52840, I tried to use Jtrce for debugging but the results are unreliable due to design of the nRF52 target device in regards to the trace clock speed. The only way around this is to slow down the CPU clock. can you tell me what is the best way to do it?

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    Hi noy,

    , I tried to use Jtrce for debugging but the results are unreliable due to design of the nRF52 target device in regards to the trace clock speed. The only way around this is to slow down the CPU clock

    Can you explain a bit more at the exact specification due to which you see unreliable results caused by to the JTrace debugging? I am not sure if we allow dynamic control of clock speed as these are done internally . Before I go to the architects on this, I need to understand exactly in detail what is it that you are trying to solve.

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    Hi noy,

    , I tried to use Jtrce for debugging but the results are unreliable due to design of the nRF52 target device in regards to the trace clock speed. The only way around this is to slow down the CPU clock

    Can you explain a bit more at the exact specification due to which you see unreliable results caused by to the JTrace debugging? I am not sure if we allow dynamic control of clock speed as these are done internally . Before I go to the architects on this, I need to understand exactly in detail what is it that you are trying to solve.

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