Does an interrupt occur if a pulse equal to or less than the input standards of an external interrupt is input?
• Answer :The input standard of an external interrupt is specified with the width of pulse, and normal execution of interrupt processing is guaranteed when a pulse having a width greater than the standard value is input.Interrupt processing may occur even if a pulse equal to or thinner than the external interrupt input standard width is entered.However, this operation is not guaranteed. So, we recommend to use a pulse meeting the standard.
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