Hello,
For the following RTC example below, how is the interrupt triggered every 1 second? If I did the math correctly, the output of RT1PS is 250 Hz: 34KHz/4 (RTCPS0CTL divides by 4) /16 (RTCPS1CTL divides by 16).
So at 250Hz, the period would be given as .004 seconds. How does the code make this toggle the LED every 1 second?
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