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Noise and Frequency Shift
/ K% {$ z" ]" i- |& ?, RLine noise usually causes no issues at the low communication speed typical of low-power applications. In some cases, random noise can be mitigated by adding a weak pull-up, at the expense of additional energy. For example, the internal pull-up (no extra parts) increases power consumption by approximately 30 µA during transmission in the example described in Section 8.Framing errors occur as result of incorrect base frequency (speed setting) at one of the communication participants. The LSE clock source, which is best suited for low-power applications, is very accurate. The framing errors are likely only if the LPUART peripheral clock is derived from MSI clock. The LPUART cannot auto detect the uncalibrated communication speed of its counterpart, relying only on the precise speed settings with framing reliability.4 V6 H9 k. P) O3 I: x& K% t
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