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system_stm32f415-mini.c

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Author: Tim Børresen

Last Updated: 2016-02-17

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Created using ST's Excel clock generator spreadsheet.
Utilizes x-tal for a 168MHz system clock. Delay works as expected w.o. fiddling with the divider, standard peripherals should be clocked correctly. AFAIR it don't clock the USB port. Give it a try!
The init code is for std_periph_lib and NOT for Cube.

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