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In SPI communication, when the clock frequency of SPI is 1M Hz and the sampling clock frequency is set to be 2M Hz, why do communication errors always happen?

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In SPI communication, when the clock frequency of SPI is 1M Hz and the sampling clock frequency is set to be 2M Hz, why do communication errors always happen?

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The purpose of sampling clock is to prevent received data from glitch noise, but lower sampling clock would affect the speed of communication. Sampling clock frequency > = 4SPI clock frequency is recommended. When the SPI clock frequency is 1M Hz, the sampling clock frequency >= 41M Hz = 4M Hz, namely the sampling clock frequency must be higher than 4 M Hz to ensure the slave device can receive the right data. Here the sampling clock should be set as 4M Hz.

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