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Example description
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 This example shows how to use the RCCU peripheral in order to configure the system clock 
 signals. This is done by setting the clock source and using divider/multiplier ratios.

 This example demonstrates the following features of the RCCU :
 - Configuration of MCLK, FCLK, PCLK, RCLK source, PLL .

Directory contents
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 scat.scf    Scatter file
 71x_conf.h  Library Configuration file
 71x_it.c    Interrupt handlers
 main.c      Main program

Hardware implementation:
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 This example works as standalone on the STR7-Eval board (mb393) and
 extra hardware implementation is not required to run the example.

How to use it
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 In order to make the program work, you must do the following :

 - flash memory should be mapped at address 0x0 using the board H/W boot pins 
 - Just compile and run it.
 - You can probe the CKOUT signal (if available) to monitor the clock signal.
 - CKOUT signal should be equal to 12MHz, if a 16MHz external oscillator is used.

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