Embedded timing and digital systems

Declared clock, peripheral and execution assumptions.

clock, prescaler, timer width, mode → frequency, duty increments, on-time

clock, prescaler, period target, timer range → compare value, achieved period, error

reference, bit depth, gain, input range → LSB size, codes, quantization interval

source impedance, sampling capacitance, resolution, acquisition time → settling error, required acquisition time

clock, target baud, divider mode → divider, achieved baud, percentage error

bus capacitance, supply, sink limit, rise-time target → resistor interval, low-state current

clock, payload, overhead, inter-transaction delay → effective payload rate, transaction time

code/data sections, buffers, stack estimate, device limits → flash/RAM usage, remaining margin

execution times, periods, interrupt rates → utilization, conditional scheduling margin

bounce trace/model, sampling, debounce rule → accepted edges, latency, missed-pulse conditions

clock tolerance, timeout, task timing, reset/startup sequence → timeout range, recovery-time estimate

states, guards, timers, input scenarios → state trace, transition coverage, invariant results